does our wheel cylinder use bolts to hold it in?
do i have to take out the rear brake pads and all springs to remove it?
if you have a cell phone with a camera take a pic of the rear brakes before you take them apart.do i have to take out the rear brake pads and all springs to remove it?
alright dope, im going to ask some guy at my school that did this with his like 1950 ford fairlane to come helpyes and just do one side at a time so if you forget how the brakes go back together you can look at the other side
i have 2 people coming over to look at the car tomorrow, i told them im firm on 3500 because im fixing it if they both leave. low key wanting them to leave but i know if i **** up the repair some how i will regret not taking this chanceyes and just do one side at a time so if you forget how the brakes go back together you can look at the other side
The guy that came to look at it was looking for a first car with his mom, they said they will get a mechanic to look at it, I have everything wrong with the car listed so the mechanic would basically tell them everything I did, they will buy it for 3500 unless the mechanic knows something I don't. even if they don't pick it up I have someone looking at it tomorrow also. Remember this is the car with 2 owners and 22k milesMatt
I've put my Monte for sale @ $3000.00 with out even a inquire - think about entertaining a good offer.
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