Brian Eslick from How to Automotive gives you four automotive repair tips for working on cars by yourself and when you come across problems such as when you done have the right tools.
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I never thought of using soapy water in a spray bottle. I’ve always used brake parts cleaner and let the run-off fall in a drain pan. Thanks for the tip in saving some dollars. Just think y’all saving a few dollars here and there provides funds for more tools!
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Thanks Brian for these tips. Especially the brake dust one. Need to avoid all purposes of cancer as much as we can.
Thanks again
Good tips Brian. A guy can save some money by not using brake cleaner for brake dust. Hot water works too.
Definitely am going to be using the soapy water trick
I have an otc adapter for slide hammers specifically for pulling out drive shafts. In Canada they are always stuck
Wow i've never even though of using the soap and water, like you said even though brakes don't have asbestos doesn't mean we should be breathing in brake dust.
That cv axle is a mfer, never seen that before, did you ever get it off?
Great tips the slide hammer trick was good only the visegrips held on
Thanks for the tips Brian. Do you recommend oem parts or napa?