Thinking
Now I gotta go back and read again what I seem to have forgot.
Also, Good job on the dryer vent.
Now all the lint will be in a single, easy to clean spot.
long story short, replaced all the hydraulic stuff minus the master cylinder, LF caliper started to bind up on me and my buddy refused to warranty it.
What things?
I was going to say.... 14mm on a Ford? LOL. I never used my 12 or 14's until I got the Toyota.
So... are you getting the stuff replaced?
My back finally let me do some mechanical work today, so I took full advantage of it.
That Edge has to be one of the simplest vehicles to remove the rear shocks. You need a 15mm and a 14mm and 18mm and it comes right apart. The 15mm to remove the OEM (yes OEM with 208k) rear shocks, and 14mm to put back on the top mounts with the Monroes. Took less than 30 minutes in the hot sun to r&r both sides. Like I said, the rear panels all just pop out and the shock tops are right in front of you. Zip them with the impact, and re-install.
Those I don't mind. The ones on my F150 were much harder to remove in the rear. Call this a piece of cake to do.
That Edge has to be one of the simplest vehicles to remove the rear shocks. You need a 15mm and a 14mm and 18mm and it comes right apart. The 15mm to remove the OEM (yes OEM with 208k) rear shocks, and 14mm to put back on the top mounts with the Monroes. Took less than 30 minutes in the hot sun to r&r both sides. Like I said, the rear panels all just pop out and the shock tops are right in front of you. Zip them with the impact, and re-install.
Those I don't mind. The ones on my F150 were much harder to remove in the rear. Call this a piece of cake to do.
yep new caliper is on and problem resolved. Truck sat out last night and the headliner got damp in a few spots. Pretty sure its the back glass as it was concentrated to 2 smallish spots
Me too.... might be important. Hope there's not a quiz later.
Sweet! Does yours have the stupid caliper pins?
Sweet! Does yours have the stupid caliper pins?









