Subject	pretty good times if you have a lift or some ramps to
Posted by	toyluvr on September 06, 2001 at 9:33 AM
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In Reply To	Little help w/ time estimates for some work posted by OAF on September 06, 2001 at 09:27 AM
Message	drive on. Most home garage workers would need the 30 minutes to get the car in the air (safely) and down again, along with the wheels off/on/re-torqued. Once the car is up and front wheels off, pads are easiest in the world as long as you have done brakes before and as Bernie says, nothing is broken or missing. Billy 'No matter what you do, you will never get away from you....' from "Kicks"; Mark Lindsay circa 1966
Follow Ups	Little help w/ time estimates for some work - OAF 09:27:40 09/06/01 If you know what you're doing, then those times are decent. - Bernie 09:29:49 09/06/01 pretty good times if you have a lift or some ramps to - toyluvr 09:33:56 09/06/01 Thanks Bernie and toyluvr, here's the deal - OAF 09:50:24 09/06/01 I changed both front rotors and pads in 1 hour. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 10:37:59 09/06/01
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