davezander

I just put new pads and rotors on front and rear at 124,000 miles. I replaced rear calipers with rebuilt(loaded) calipers and brackets as the old rear calipers were all frozen and not floating. when removing old calipers the bolts/pins broke off in the brakets. Anyhow I bled the passenger rear, then drivers side rear. The pedal didn't seam real stiff, kind of goes down half way. I decided to bleed the front calipers as well hoping it would make the pedal firmer but it didn't seem to make any differance. The car stops fine, just seems like the pedal goes down farther than it should and seems a little spongy. I put a clear hose over the bleeder screws and into a bottle submerged end in new fluid while bleeding.had my son pump petal then hold while i cracked bleeder screw loose. I used DOT3 fluid. Any Ideas If i'm doing something wrong? Thanks Dave

How do I remove the 2 cross bars on the luggage rack?

Thanks for the information. Dave

Just bought a 40 RX330 with 43,000 miles on it. Going to be changing the front brake pads. Anyone do this on the RX. Anything to be aware of. Any Special tools required? Thanks, Dave