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Old 04-03-2009, 05:06 AM   #7
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This is for you safety. Doing the brake replacement the 1st time. You should always go to a mechanic. Let him do it and just watch carefully how he do it.
I used to do this all the time... my favorite quote is from a mechanic who told me "The job will cost $x.xx, but if you watch, it will cost $x.xx + 50.00, and $x.xx +100.00 if you ask questions!

It is a great way to learn!

KaysterX - I'm just over the bridge in Vallejo, if you ever need/want help in person, feel free to ask...

p.s. Karen, it's "you're last"
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