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Changing brake pads on your car can be a DIY job with the use of an electric handbrake. Follow these simple steps to change brake pads without any trouble: Make sure that you have the right tools, including a wrench and some locking pliers. First, remove the old pad by unscrewing it from the rotor … Read more
If you’re looking to fix your car’s brake pads and don’t have the money or time to replace them, use a disc brake pad spacer. A disc brake pad spacer is an inexpensive way to get more life out of your brakes by fixing worn or uneven pads. To install one, remove the old pad … Read more
Overheating brakes can be a common issue in cars, especially in the summertime. The most common cause of overheating brakes is due to an air leak or blown-out brake line. There are various methods that you can use to fix this problem yourself, depending on what tools and knowledge you have at your disposal. In … Read more
Brake shoes are the linings that come between your brake pads and the road. Brake pads are discs on either side of your car’s rotors that press against the tires to stop it. Your car uses braking force in two directions: front/rear, or left/right. Different cars have different requirements for their brakes–some may need more … Read more
Brake pads are a necessary part of your car’s safety and should be replaced when they show significant wear or damage. Changing brake pads on a 2009 Chevy Silverado is easy to do, requiring only basic tools and some patience. The process begins by removing the wheel and tire from the vehicle. Next, you will … Read more
If you’re noticing an oily residue on your brake pads, there are a few methods to remove it. One way is to use boiling water and a scrub brush to clean the area. Another method is using rubbing alcohol or acetone; however, be careful not to damage the pad material itself. You can also try … Read more