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Brake Pad and Rotor Replacement - Front FWD

Brake Pad and Rotor Replacement - Front FWD Step by step guide on how to replace front brake pads on a front wheel drive car, though appearances may vary, the process is the same on most vehicles. Difficulty Scale: 4 of 10 Tools and Supplies Needed Socket set Wrench set Shop towels Screw driver set Large "C" clamp or channel locks Brake fluid Jack stands Hydraulic floor jack Breaker bar or lug wrench Begin with the vehicle on level ground, emergency brake set and front of vehicle lifted in the air safely using jack stands. Step 1 - After the car has been lifted, remove the wheel cover plastic nuts or hub cap. Removing Lug Nut Cover or Hubcap Step 2 - Remove lug nut with lug wrench or breaker bar. Shown with air tool. (Note: Loosen lugs on ground if no air toll are used.) Removing Lug Buts Step 3 - After all lug nuts have been removed, grasp the tire with both hands and lift off. Lifting Wheel from Axle Studs Step 4 - Once the whe...

Your Good Taste Deserves Our Attention Let Us Protect Your Investment

Your Good Taste Deserves Our Attention Let Us Protect Your Investment We are an alternative to the dealer for customer paid maintenance, service and repairs during the factory warranty period and beyond. We maintain your car to the highest standards of workmanship and service. Company owner & operator is ASE Master Technician and Involved with most repairs ASE, BOSCH & Michigan Certifications and training Service Providers, not just part changers Personal Interest in every car and every customer Original equipment manufacturer quality parts in stock or overnight Close convenient location l Honor most service contracts Pre-Purchase Examinations

Windshield Wiper Fluid Tips

Windshield Wiper Fluid Tips Visibility is critcal for safe driving. Here are few tips to help you clearly see the road ahead. Check fluid level . Keep your windshield wiper fluid reservoir filled to the correct level, especially before beginning a long trip or travelling in bad weather. Fill the right reservoir . Some people may mistake the coolant reservoir for the windshield wiper fluid reservoir. The one for the coolant includes a hose that leads to the radiator. Keep a spare container of windshield wiper fluid in your vehicle, just in case. You’ll be grateful if you ever run out during winter driving. Don’t take clear visibility for granted. Your nearest Speedy Auto Service location has wiper fluid for both summer and winter driving.

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