Inspection. I am having the 2nd facility inspect as well and then I will decide what to do at that point.
Front Brakes Replaced. Braking Is Worse
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Inspection. I am having the 2nd facility inspect as well and then I will decide what to do at that point.
Ohio-white-kj
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So you are driving around in a vehicle with the bleeders leaking, and a brake system with air in it?
Not sure who is the crazy one here?
Not sure who is the crazy one here?
ThunderbirdJunkie
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There are priorities other than having a safe vehicle to drive?
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tjkj2002
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If you do have air in the system,how is almost impossible if doing a simple pad/rotor replcement, it takes like 10-15mins to bleed the system out and if not done ASAP can lead to total brake failure in which your responsible since you refuse to get it fixed.
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No he won't in 3 months,we heathly people will pay for it most likely.
Perhaps if you would take a step back and listen to me seriously. I am going through a serious, long term medical condition that requires hospitalizations and frequent visits at a hematology and oncology clinic.
Since I was not admitted this week and not having high enough platelets due to the last round of chemotherapy, I will have to wait until later. Now that I have this whole week off, I will take it to a shop and have it done.
I have insurance and it is not paid by the tax payers. You guys need to take it down a notch and realize that total brake failure is a remote possibility when there are parking brakes and putting the vehicle in neutral or downshifting and steering options along with the service brakes that will still work without hydraulics anyway.
I already faxed the documentation to the credit card company and they are taking the case and reviewing it and have already issued me the credit and the merchant has x amount of days to respond.
I will contact a repair facility and have the brakes bled first thing this morning.
Satisfied?
Since I was not admitted this week and not having high enough platelets due to the last round of chemotherapy, I will have to wait until later. Now that I have this whole week off, I will take it to a shop and have it done.
I have insurance and it is not paid by the tax payers. You guys need to take it down a notch and realize that total brake failure is a remote possibility when there are parking brakes and putting the vehicle in neutral or downshifting and steering options along with the service brakes that will still work without hydraulics anyway.
I already faxed the documentation to the credit card company and they are taking the case and reviewing it and have already issued me the credit and the merchant has x amount of days to respond.
I will contact a repair facility and have the brakes bled first thing this morning.
Satisfied?
This is my first post in this thread, and all other issues aside, I wish you a speedy and complete recovery. 
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What he said.
Being that you don't post a lot, let me be the one to say... you'll have to take some things said with a grain of salt. For real. While the personalities around here can sometimes be abrasive, the advice/concern is usually good.
Usually.
I hope you're feeling better soon. (Cheers)
Being that you don't post a lot, let me be the one to say... you'll have to take some things said with a grain of salt. For real. While the personalities around here can sometimes be abrasive, the advice/concern is usually good.
Usually.
I hope you're feeling better soon. (Cheers)
