chugly wrote:I have the best anwser (or at least I think so). You should call your local brake place, and make an appointment. Then goto your Kezzer and pour yourself a pint for doing such a great job calling the brake place and making an appointment....LoL
forcera wrote:
... Or pour yourself a pint and walk out to the garage and do it yourself. Then you can take the money that you saved on labor and brew more beer
Really changing the break pads is a super easy job assuming it's disk breaks. You really only need a couple sockets and a C clamp. The last few times I have replaced mine it has taken maybe an hour from start to finish for both the front breaks.
bazookazilla wrote:Thanks forcera, I have done plenty of homework. I picked up a floorjack today and bought the pads. I will not have time to get to it until at least Sunday, probably Monday. I feel like I can handle this with no problems, maybe a little confusion, but I think I can handle it. I will probably save pouring the pint for after I have tested the brakes out and see that they work!!
Bad Goat Brewing wrote:How did this turn out?
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