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I have to change my back brakes, as well as the brake cylinders. I haven't changed back brakes in at least ten years and I've NEVER changed the cylinders. If any of you have experience in doing this, let me know. I have a few questions for ya!
Thanks!
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Here's what I do:
I drive down to Midas, get out, hand them the keys and say I'll be back in a couple of hours.
Works perfectly every time...
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No can do, good buddies!
I DEFINITELY can't afford to pay someone... they all want at LEAST 150 bucks(And that's with ME furnishing the parts, which I already have.)... money I just don't have to spend. I CAN do it, I was just hoping someone here could give me some idea how long it will take, blah, blah, blah.
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Then I suggest you solicit recommendations from friends who've had good experiences with independent mechanics, after which you should call around to see if one of those greasemonkeys'll cut you a deal on a labor-only repair (maybe even throwing in some kind of warranty).
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I do all my own auto repairs, and in fact just gave my Chevy a brake job a few months ago.
What do you need, Jim?
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Jim, a brake job is fairly easy.
I can answer any questions you have...
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And be sure to breathe in all that lovely asbestos dust as deeply as you can. It'll make a man of ya.
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Jim would rather spend big bucks on his auto repairs than spend one minute talking to me.
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