Replace All Disc Brake Pads and Rotors - Suzuki XL7
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Date: 2020-08-05
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John
Backgrounds kid working on a 1960 Rambler classic with my dad oh, we didn't have brake cleaner oh, we didn't have even a parts cleaner. It was strictly shade tree parking lot on base type of work and then it was the Home garage. We had a metal pan I don't know where my dad got it and we use gasoline or kerosene to clean stuff. The stiff paint brush or a putty knife painting on what the object was and what was being cleaned off. Gloves? What are those?
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Backgrounds kid working on a 1960 Rambler classic with my dad oh, we didn't have brake cleaner oh, we didn't have even a parts cleaner. It was strictly shade tree parking lot on base type of work and then it was the Home garage. We had a metal pan I don't know where my dad got it and we use gasoline or kerosene to clean stuff. The stiff paint brush or a putty knife painting on what the object was and what was being cleaned off. Gloves? What are those?
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Blackie
Derrick Hodges had commented about you trying PB Blaster. There was a study done on YouTube awhile back compairing PB Blaster with Liquid Wrench and it was found liquid Wrench out performed Blaster by far. I only use Liquid wrench in my shop for the following reasons and that is cost, and that comparison test. Also breaks down to what any person prefers. Tho I believe any penetrating oil does its job well. Just saying
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Derrick Hodges had commented about you trying PB Blaster. There was a study done on YouTube awhile back compairing PB Blaster with Liquid Wrench and it was found liquid Wrench out performed Blaster by far. I only use Liquid wrench in my shop for the following reasons and that is cost, and that comparison test. Also breaks down to what any person prefers. Tho I believe any penetrating oil does its job well. Just saying
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Jim
Eric, your delivery is so much better today than it was back when this video was made. Your more personal style of today makes me feel like I know you. So glad you became real to us instead of the more stoic professional style you employee in this video. Two thumbs up.
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Eric, your delivery is so much better today than it was back when this video was made. Your more personal style of today makes me feel like I know you. So glad you became real to us instead of the more stoic professional style you employee in this video. Two thumbs up.
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Matt's
when pushing caliper pistons back in I usually use the old break pad and a sea clamp. Works for me. I don't know if that's a bad way to go but an old timer taught me that.
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when pushing caliper pistons back in I usually use the old break pad and a sea clamp. Works for me. I don't know if that's a bad way to go but an old timer taught me that.
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Panther
I almost always use the air hammer to loosen rotors. I pray that the rear rotors come off without having to adjust the parking brakes so they clear the ridge inside.
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I almost always use the air hammer to loosen rotors. I pray that the rear rotors come off without having to adjust the parking brakes so they clear the ridge inside.
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wes
With out a doubt the most informative video I have come across so far! Thank you my friend, I will be working on my Suzuki tomorrow! CHEERS BUDDY!
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With out a doubt the most informative video I have come across so far! Thank you my friend, I will be working on my Suzuki tomorrow! CHEERS BUDDY!
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Len
Oh. n u should treat urself to a Milwaukee 1/2 inch impact Model # 2861-20. u will kick ur own butt for dragging that air hose around.
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Oh. n u should treat urself to a Milwaukee 1/2 inch impact Model # 2861-20. u will kick ur own butt for dragging that air hose around.
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James
I watch all your videos over and over again because I have no life of my own. Would like to see tou kill bambi with your bow!
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I watch all your videos over and over again because I have no life of my own. Would like to see tou kill bambi with your bow!
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Len
What brand name is that extra long 18 mm wrench u used to pull the bolts out of the bracket that holds the caliper?
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What brand name is that extra long 18 mm wrench u used to pull the bolts out of the bracket that holds the caliper?
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