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Yeah my question was mostly what do you do with your car while the drums are out of the car, and you’re resurfacing your drums at the store. I wasnt sure if you left your vehicle with it’s wheels chalked, or if you needed to swap between two pairs of drums (own 4 drums, keep 2 in the car, bring 2 into the shop to be resurfaced)
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Thanks College Man. I don’t know if it is the same problem in the TSB, but at least now i have somwhere to start checking.
The noise more of a creaking noise than a rattle, and it’s only happening in really cold weather, particularly at low speed turns.
This was an awesome video. I especially liked the detail showing how to handle drilling the headliner to run the wiring through.
Thanks for the reply. I knew that changing the fluids is definitely important. My question was more in reference to flushing the transmission fluids. I’ve read many people say that they do not recommend flushing the transmission fluid, because the machine use to flush it could cause transmission problems. These people recomend instead draining the transmission fluid, and adding the appropriate amount of new fluid.
What are your thoughts on that? Is flushing a safe method used to change transmission fluid?
Thanks for the reply. I knew that changing the fluids is definitely important. My question was more in reference to flushing the transmission fluids. I’ve read many people say that they do not recommend flushing the transmission fluid, because the machine use to flush it could cause transmission problems. These people recomend instead draining the transmission fluid, and adding the appropriate amount of new fluid.
What are your thoughts on that? Is flushing a safe method used to change transmission fluid?
Thanks for the warm welcomes. Matt, that definitely is just like me. Thanks for the recommendation on getting a socket set. I had actually ended up purchasing a Craftsman 58 piece (metric/engish) set a few months ago so It’s good to know that I probably made a good choice..
I’m not going to be doing anything professionally, so that would work best for me rather than spending a bunch of money in air or electric powered tools.
Thanks for the warm welcomes. Matt, that definitely is just like me. Thanks for the recommendation on getting a socket set. I had actually ended up purchasing a Craftsman 58 piece (metric/engish) set a few months ago so It’s good to know that I probably made a good choice..
I’m not going to be doing anything professionally, so that would work best for me rather than spending a bunch of money in air or electric powered tools.