I want to think How-to and Reviews thank you for the radio. I appreciate you sharing all the information with all of us! It really helped me a lot. I appreciate that a lot!
Out of curiosity, with so many sources who do lube the pad ears/slides on the caliper are you thinking it attracts more dirt causing problems? Or is it something else? Thanks I do enjoy watching the impala videos as I own one myself.
In my opinion, yes, the grease attracts dirt and debris and gums things up. When the clips are new, they are chrome plated or Teflon coated, which is a clean low-friction surface, and no grease is required.
I purchase pads from Napa. I usually get “StopRight” pads, but this time I got “SilentGuard” pads in this video. There will definitely be more car repair videos in the future.
I want to think How-to and Reviews thank you for the radio. I appreciate you sharing all the information with all of us! It really helped me a lot. I appreciate that a lot!
I’m very happy that it was helpful! Thanks for letting a comment!
Short, sweet and to the point.
Thank you man👏straight to the point detailed and descriptive 👌👌👌👌
Glad you liked it!
where do you place the jack stand
Out of curiosity, with so many sources who do lube the pad ears/slides on the caliper are you thinking it attracts more dirt causing problems? Or is it something else? Thanks I do enjoy watching the impala videos as I own one myself.
In my opinion, yes, the grease attracts dirt and debris and gums things up. When the clips are new, they are chrome plated or Teflon coated, which is a clean low-friction surface, and no grease is required.
What type of brake pads did you use? And can you please make more car repair videos. Thank you
I purchase pads from Napa. I usually get “StopRight” pads, but this time I got “SilentGuard” pads in this video.
There will definitely be more car repair videos in the future.
Check engine light is on. I bet you need a new catalytic converter.
Probably an O2 sensor. lol.
Nice video! Giving it a go tomorrow 🫡
You’ve got it!