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Old 05-10-2019, 07:21 AM
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In case you do not know already, you are supposed to replace calipers in pairs.
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yep... that’s the Breaks..
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Originally Posted by powerranger262
In case you do not know already, you are supposed to replace calipers in pairs.
Honestly I did not know that... I guess I'll be doing the other side this weekend..lol.. I'm sure my rears are fubar also
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If the calipers were dragging, you've likely glazed your pads and rotors and should change them out while you're in there. Pads are cheap, and if you get them from Autozone with their lifetime warranty, bring them back before they get down to metal, and you'll get a replacement set for free.
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Originally Posted by techrep
yep... that’s the Breaks..
I've considered doing a full break conversion on my truck
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Originally Posted by SCORGE
I've considered doing a full break conversion on my truck
I drive a Ford, it came from the factory with plenty of break.
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I guess I should check my spelling next time I create a thread....bahahahahah
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Originally Posted by Vater
I guess I should check my spelling next time I create a thread....bahahahahah
Yep... always read what you wrote prior to hitting post... i get hammered all the time.
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Originally Posted by techrep
Yep... always read what you wrote prior to hitting post... i get hammered all the time.
The bad thing is I kept reading the replies and I couldn't figure out way everyone was misspelling BRAKES...I then realized I am a dumb *** that started it...hahaha
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