Pads and rotors

[CorbLand]

The cost of having a girls transmission. Ladies and men have MTs.

Autos are just far far more convenient. I don’t care what anyone says. For general everyday driving, auto is the way to go.

 

[Steve300xcw]

 

[Marbles]

It's a lot nicer tho when your driving only requires one hand.

Well, I have to respect that, as you did TRY to make one handed driving a permanent feature.




Dry humor, I tried adding emojis, but the realized I'm emoji illiterate. For example, is this whistling as if nonchalant or is it a variation of .

 

[CorbLand]

Well, I have to respect that, as you did TRY to make one handed driving a permanent feature.




Dry humor, I tried adding emojis, but the realized I'm emoji illiterate. For example, is this whistling as if nonchalant or is it a variation of .

No need to add emojis. Your comment was hilarious.

 

[ACHILLES]

While I have it tore apart, do I go ahead with Pads and Rotors?View attachment 937995

While my ball joints stare at me going, really?

I’d change them while had it apart. Take the rotors and see if they need turning so you don’t take a chance of tearing up the new pads. I’d also check for play in the ball joints too while I’m at it.

 

[Billy Goat]

I’d change them while had it apart. Take the rotors and see if they need turning so you don’t take a chance of tearing up the new pads. I’d also check for play in the ball joints too while I’m at it.

So, these rotors never have enough meat left on them to turn and not be under minimum. Hardly past minimum new.


I knew I needed ball joints. Ended up doing those while I had it apart. Really wasn't too bad for a truck sitting on a car chassis. Right at 150k, first its had ball joints. These are serviceable, maybe last a little longer.

I'm sure not ment to be hunched over working on vehicles anymore, miss having a lift.

I hate doing this stuff, but its usually a few weeks to get stuff repaired around here. Closest guy who's really good is staying booked 45-60 days out.

 

[ACHILLES]

Sounds like you’ve gotten it taken care of. It’s the same in my area. Good shops have long waits. At work we have to go to the dealership and “repossess” our trucks sometimes that have been sitting there for 6 plus months waiting to be fixed and take them somewhere else.
What vehicle are you working on?

 

[Billy Goat]

What vehicle are you working on?

'18 I think, Ram 3500 DRW.

First one i have had go this long without needing ball joints.

 

[5MilesBack]

'18 I think, Ram 3500 DRW.

Now that we know this, might as well replace the entire front end while you're at it.

 

[Billy Goat]

Now that we know this, might as well replace the entire front end while you're at it.

Didn't they ship those 'ol power jokers from the factory with death wobble??

I remember first time I experienced it, riding with a buddy and went over some railroad tracks.

Took a 1/2 mile to settle out.

 

[tony]

My 21 ranger is still on original brakes. Last oil change at the dealer I asked them to check the brakes.
$500.00 roughly for rear brakes. I thought fronts usually went out first. This truck is all disc. I'm not experiencing any braking issues.

Girl, I work with, her husband has a garage in town. He told me no more than $300.00 with parts.

I live in an apt. so any mechanic work is a royal PITA working in a parking lot.

 

[IDVortex]

Have anyone you despise? They could drive the truck until the brakes go out. New truck, one less headache to deal with...

Id just replace everything and be done.

Might as-well due the entire front end, wheel bearings, ball joints, etc...

Just hope its not a Ford, because their parts are made of damn gold.