replacing Brake Pads
Replacing Brake pads on a 2013 chevy 3500 dually. Whats the best brake pads for 3500 chevy. FRONT. Just wondering because of the towing.
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dodge guy wrote:specta wrote:BobsYourUncle wrote:
14 1/2 years and 412,924K on the odometer and it's never been changed.
Kind of makes you wonder just how important it is to flush it.
Very important! Bobs a great guy, but I would not recommend not doing it if you are doing brakes. As long as the bleeders aren’t frozen it’s an extra 15 minute job.
I just flushed the fluid on my 12 Motor home. Has 40k on it.
An engine fails you stop moving, a trans fails you stop moving. Brakes fail you can’t stop moving fast enough!!!!!
A great guy? Shucks, thanks! :B
But Dodge Guy is right on with this one.
I am at fault for not flushing my brake fluid. It IS important! I know I should have done it years ago, but somehow never got the job done.
Some of it has been changed though with a few brake jobs and I think at least one set of calipers.
Gotta wonder what the inside of the master cylinder looks like....:h
Yeah, I really need to get that done. Temperature swings here from minus 30s to plus 30s C.
