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Can high-end brake pads/shoes be 'too good' for my car?

Mar 18, 2009 by Leeor D | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have a 2002 Toyota Corolla. I've never had problems with the braking system at all. I had the brake pads and shoes replaced at a Firestone which used OEM parts. No problems. My dad, upon hearing that I'd had a real mechanic install brakes for what he

The mechanic did a lousy job of installing the pads. You can take the pads our and have them reinstalled. This time have them put a bead of silicone sealant on the back of the pads and make sure that all the clips are good and tight.

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NS 500 with some Smokin' Shoes!

[Minimize the Video window for better quality!] 500 goes Eastbound through Blandon, unfortunately it was an all GE lash up. And if you notice on ...

Brake pad replacement

Changing your brake pads at home can save you a bunch of money. And you don't need to be a mechanical genius to do it!