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Old 05-28-02, 11:27 AM
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Brakes

How hard is it to do a brake job on these cars. Ive done it an a few hondas and domestics but wasnt sure about these. My front brakes are shot and wanted to know if i would be better off sending it to a shop or doing it myself. Also would you recomened doing all four corners or just the fronts.
Old 05-28-02, 12:08 PM
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it's not difficult. Depending on what you need done. Your brakes are "shot"? What does that mean? Need a rebuild on the calipers?
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this was my first car i did them on and i was very easy
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Not that bad IMO. I had a little trouble getting the rear pads back in but thats because I was not seeing something very obvious.
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id say its easy if you have the proper tools
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the obvious thing about the rear took me a whole day!!
i would have never though the design would be like that with a hydrolic piston
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