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This is not an unusual problem and it is easy to correct. Remove the current screws and mix a small amount of slow set epoxy. Insert the epoxy and one or two wooden tooth picks into the stripped out … (View Post)

Good input as with @r@rfuss928 observations.... The wiring should not be overlooked. Although these are simple brakes, every component needs to be working correctly. The number of expiring electrons… (View Post)

@TresK3, it would be interesting to learn mileage if it is known. You have seemingly gone through quite a few tires and brakes on a 6 year old rig. From my perspective, I would be keen on making sure… (View Post)

Brake jobs are one of those things that go much better and far more quickly when you have fresh parts. And, even here, the cost of the parts are relatively low. Good that you are getting this figured… (View Post)

If a wrench does not "click" it generally suggests that the nut is not tightened to the torque value you have selected on your wrench. When I get my cars or truck back from the shop, I alwa… (View Post)