If your brake pads are worn down, it is time to change them. The 2010 Chevy Impala has a standard 12-volt system and the procedure is generally the same for all models of cars.  Remove the wheels and jack up the car–the brakes should be off–so you can get at the front end easily. Disconnecting … Read more

If your Dodge Avenger’s brake pads are feeling a little worn, it is time to replace them.  There are three basic ways to change the brake pads: using a wrench, using pliers and wrenches, or by pulling out the old pads and putting in new ones. Here is how each method works:  First use a … Read more

If you have a car with hydraulic brakes, this retaining clip may be useful in keeping your brake pads aligned and secured.  The clip is easy to install and it can be done either by yourself or a professional mechanic. Place the retaining clip over the top of the brake pad bracket on your car’s … Read more

Changing brake pads on your 2004 Honda Accord can be a fairly simple job, provided you have the right tools and know how to do it.  Make sure you flush out all of the brake fluid before reassembling everything-this will help prevent rusting and also keep your car running smoothly.  Don’t forget to bleed your … Read more

Brakes are a vital part of your car, and you should take care not to damage them by bleeding them without removing the wheels.  Bleeding brakes can be done in several ways, but some of the more common methods involve using a plunger or an air compressor.  It is important to use caution when bleeding … Read more

Brake pads are an important safety feature on your Chevrolet Silverado, and it is important to change them regularly. Changing the brake pads will not only ensure a safe ride but also improve your vehicle’s braking performance.  There are three types of brake pads- standard, hybrid, and ceramic- and each requires different steps for installation. … Read more