Found the problem. Took dor panel off and all 3rivets missing or snapped. With a bit of jiggling up and down to get back into position refitted with some self drilling screws I had. Jobs a good un, goes up and down OK now and under its own steam. Yipppeee
Not sure what you mean, sanding discs isn't a safety issue
Yep I tend to thrash it a bit, more than likely warped disksWarped disks?
Have you been thraping the 38'dude?
Where did you get your exhaust tips from our enners?
Bolts were my intension but the screws were handy and having a nut head they went in easy with the cordlessMost people use bolts in stead if the rivets, makes it easier for the next time, but screws will do
More likely you've got the brake really hot, then sat with your foot on the brake while they cooled a bit, puts highlights on the discs in no timeYep I tend to thrash it a bit, more than likely warped disks
Yep you're more than likely right..
And take the divers boot off your right foot.Yep you're more than likely right..
I've towed a fair few heavy trailers and might of cooked the brakes, new front discs are needed i think!
Didn't you have to take the engine out? Weirdo!!
I've à client with a 1999 Toyota corolla with less rust on it than that bar!
Jesus, it looks like a missile waiting to drop!
Think it's been repossessed,
Thats what I thought, wasn't she bankrupt at one point?
Think so,who would want to buy it? Wouldn't want to go anywhere near that driver's seat,bet it smells like a dead skunk
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