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I'm working on my cars again :) (Read 582 times)
Mar 31
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It's finally starting to warm up and I can finally install the heater components that I bought for my 65 Comet....
However firstly I'm going to work on the brakes on my 2002 pt cruiser
Stopped at the Advance auto parts today because they are the cheapest ones locally and got some decent rotors and pads for my 4 wheel disc brake setup
Will probably try to get at least the front brakes and rotors replaced tomorrow night if not the back too...
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http://www.thecometguy.com
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Cool, i wish i had mechanical skill to work on machinery, i know how my bike works and can do basic maintenance, thats were it stops
. I always have the outmost respect for people that can do that stuff themselves!
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lol, I don't have a lot of mechanical skills really...I just try to go out to the garage and start tinkering until it ends up working. If I fail to fix it myself I have to pay someone else to finish the work for me which is even more incentive to complete the work myself
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a 'pt loser'... be ashamed of yourself...
That car has the worst handling you can imagine (for european standards that is)
Russian planes:
IL-76 (all standard length ones)
,
Tu-154 and Il-62
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Tu-134
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An-24RV
&&&&AI flightplans and repaints can be found
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4 disk brakes...gotta love them
Drum brakes are such a pain in the arse to work on
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I don't have a lot of mechanical skills really...I just try to go out to the garage and start tinkering until it ends up working. If I fail to fix it myself I have to pay someone else to finish the work for me which is even more incentive to complete the work myself
Thats the best way to do it...learn by doing. How I've learned to work on trucks and cars over the past few years. Rarely need a shop now
I've found changing an oil filter on some cars to be a bigger PITA than rebuilding brakes. Whoever designed the engine in a 2000 Cavalier must have never changed oil before
Her car is nearly due for a change again too
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Ivan wrote
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a 'pt loser'... be ashamed of yourself...
I can think of a few worse names for it........
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4 disk brakes...gotta love them
Drum brakes are such a pain in the arse to work on
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I don't have a lot of mechanical skills really...I just try to go out to the garage and start tinkering until it ends up working. If I fail to fix it myself I have to pay someone else to finish the work for me which is even more incentive to complete the work myself
Thats the best way to do it...learn by doing. How I've learned to work on trucks and cars over the past few years. Rarely need a shop now
I've found changing an oil filter on some cars to be a bigger PITA than rebuilding brakes. Whoever designed the engine in a 2000 Cavalier must have never changed oil before
Her car is nearly due for a change again too
LOL< remember that while the one car is all disc brakes...the other one is all drum brakes!
I guess I didn't luck out too much with that. I don't mind the drums once you figure out how it all goes together. Driving with em kind of sucks, have to remind myself I'm not driving the daily driver anymore or else I'll rear end someone!
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