does anyone know where to get the rear brake tool???
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I've used the HF unit on my '04 and it works like a charm. I've used the c-clamp approach in the past but this little ditty makes the job so much easier that it just doesn't make sense not to have it. I even used it for my wife's Focus last week end. It is a universal tool and fits numerous vehicles. Plus I picked it up on sale for $20. How can you beat that?
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I stopped by my local Harbor Freight retail store to save the $9 in shipping from the online store.
This item intially rung up at $39.99, but the register slip shows an automatic credit of $39.99 and then the total charge of $20 and change.
There's apparently $$ to be saved at these retail stores.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/retail_stores.taf
I didn't spend much discussion asking about the price since I didn't want to see it disappear . . . so YMMV.
This item intially rung up at $39.99, but the register slip shows an automatic credit of $39.99 and then the total charge of $20 and change.
There's apparently $$ to be saved at these retail stores.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/retail_stores.taf
I didn't spend much discussion asking about the price since I didn't want to see it disappear . . . so YMMV.
Originally Posted by SumWon
Don't mean to sound sarcastic, but you could have saved yourself a whole lot of time and effort if you had just bought the tool from Harbor Freight. It has worked like a charm on the last three pad changes:
Harbor Freight: CALIPER TOOL SET FOR DISC BRAKES $39.99
Why do people want to spend the big dollars on rims but refuse to purchase a tool to properly work on a safety system that is used every time you drive the car?
Harbor Freight: CALIPER TOOL SET FOR DISC BRAKES $39.99
Why do people want to spend the big dollars on rims but refuse to purchase a tool to properly work on a safety system that is used every time you drive the car?
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