Need help!

[forum]

Just took my car in to get the oil changed(it was free and im lazy)

Evidently my rear brakes need to be fixed, anyone know if this is easy or not, don't know much about discs, or how much it will cost...
And a coolant flush im assuming $50 is about normal, anyone care to comment.

:eek: More money i gotta spend now on fixing things.

Thanks,
Brian

[forum]

err not discs, i know how to do those, drum brakes

[HONDA GHANDI]

I can help you with them for a fee of course. not nearly as mucha s the dealer charges though.

[SC-MECHAM-WS6]

Originally posted by forum
And a coolant flush im assuming $50 is about normal, anyone care to comment.

coolant flush = let car cool down, take cap of radiator, put a big bucket under the car, turn the nozzle on the bottom of radiator, watch coolant pour out, remove bucket of coolant, put water hose in the top of radiator, turn on water, watch water run pour out, turn off water, remove hose, tighten nozzle on the bottom of radiator, fill radiator back 60% water / 40% antifreeze.

ummm...I'll do it for $49.99

[69stang]

Originally posted by SC-MECHAM-WS6


coolant flush = let car cool down, take cap of radiator, put a big bucket under the car, turn the nozzle on the bottom of radiator, watch coolant pour out, remove bucket of coolant, put water hose in the top of radiator, turn on water, watch water run pour out, turn off water, remove hose, tighten nozzle on the bottom of radiator, fill radiator back 60% water / 40% antifreeze.

ummm...I'll do it for $49.99

I'll beat that price!

$48.00 plus parts of course:D

[forum]

haha alright well i don't know as much about cars as i wished i do, but Tobi, how much do the brakes usually run?

[SC-MECHAM-WS6]

Originally posted by forum
how much do the brakes usually run?

check ebay...I got a brand new pair of Brembos cross drill and slotted, brake pads for $135 shipped! These were fronts of course but rears are usually cheaper.


Still havent installed them yet tho... :o

[73Camaro]

Originally posted by SC-MECHAM-WS6


coolant flush = let car cool down, take cap of radiator, put a big bucket under the car, turn the nozzle on the bottom of radiator, watch coolant pour out, remove bucket of coolant, put water hose in the top of radiator, turn on water, watch water run pour out, turn off water, remove hose, tighten nozzle on the bottom of radiator, fill radiator back 60% water / 40% antifreeze.

ummm...I'll do it for $49.99


Oh, I will do it for $39.99. But I have to warn you, I may do it half assed.