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flyboyjuge 04-29-05 11:57 AM

Is it just me or are the brakes a cinch to bleed
 
i swear the brakes on my fd were the easiest brakes i have ever bled. the reason i am posting is...USUALLY NOTHING IS EASY ON THIS CAR. Am i just lucky or are all FD's this easy? i was honestly done in about 5 minutes with the whole car.

dgeesaman 04-29-05 11:59 AM

Yep, with speedbleeders or the motive brake pump, it's easy on this car. But then again, on what car is this hard? All 3 cars I work on are the same for bleeding.

Dave

flyboyjuge 04-29-05 12:32 PM

well i bled brakes on a blazer one time...i swear it took 3 days and 3 gallons of brake fluid. also bad experience with a few motorcycles as well...or maybe i just suck

alberto_mg 04-29-05 12:56 PM

brakes, suspension and exhaust - all relatively easy fun jobs on FDs

Hyperite 04-29-05 01:07 PM

Only issue i ever have bleeding is not being able to find a small enough wrench to open the bleed screw.

saxyman990 04-29-05 01:19 PM

It's an 8mm. Comes standard in most metric wrench sets.

-Rob

Hyperite 04-29-05 01:23 PM


Originally Posted by saxyman990
It's an 8mm. Comes standard in most metric wrench sets.

-Rob

I know, I just can't FIND it ;)

saxyman990 04-29-05 01:27 PM

LOL. For me, it's the 10mm. I have 4 complete wrench sets, and I can never find my damn 10mm!

Hyperite 04-29-05 01:33 PM


Originally Posted by saxyman990
LOL. For me, it's the 10mm. I have 4 complete wrench sets, and I can never find my damn 10mm!

Check the underbelly pan, I found two sockets and a wrench in mine :mad:

dubulup 04-29-05 02:42 PM


Originally Posted by Hyperite
Check the underbelly pan, I found two sockets and a wrench in mine :mad:

:hahaha:

cesarx7 04-29-05 02:56 PM


Originally Posted by Hyperite
Check the underbelly pan, I found two sockets and a wrench in mine :mad:

No kidding... That's where I found my 10mm wrench!! :D

afterburn27 04-29-05 04:06 PM

lol, I always drop sockets in the engine bay and I end up spending more time finding them than actually working on the car.

Gamezilla 04-29-05 11:13 PM

The FD is by far the easiest car I've worked on. Engine bay is roomy and everything is pretty easy to find. Aside from removing the turbos and dealing with the stock sequential vaccuum lines there isnt a thing on the car that I find challanging at all.

afterburn27 04-29-05 11:16 PM


Originally Posted by Gamezilla
The FD is by far the easiest car I've worked on. Engine bay is roomy and everything is pretty easy to find. Aside from removing the turbos and dealing with the stock sequential vaccuum lines there isnt a thing on the car that I find challanging at all.

For the most part, I agree. After working on cars such as the Nissan 300zx and Jaguar XJS the FD seems so easy.

aREX4X 04-30-05 07:55 AM


Originally Posted by Hyperite
Check the underbelly pan, I found two sockets and a wrench in mine :mad:


LOL :)

X...

tcb100 04-30-05 10:40 AM

"The FD is by far the easiest car I've worked on. Engine bay is roomy and everything is pretty easy to find."

I want that mod!

jimlab 04-30-05 11:52 AM


Originally Posted by Hyperite
I know, I just can't FIND it ;)

I take it your tool chest doesn't look like this? :p:

https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...d=101979&stc=1

Fd3BOOST 04-30-05 11:54 AM


Originally Posted by jimlab
I take it your tool chest doesn't look like this? :p:

https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...d=101979&stc=1


That looks like the tool chest of someone who doesn't use it very often. Way to organized. Not to mention it's craftsman. :P

dgeesaman 04-30-05 02:09 PM


Originally Posted by tcb100
"The FD is by far the easiest car I've worked on. Engine bay is roomy and everything is pretty easy to find."

I want that mod!

It's called single turbo and emissions removed.

Dave

jimlab 04-30-05 03:07 PM


Originally Posted by dgeesaman
It's called single turbo and emissions removed.

Get rid of your power steering and A/C and it's even easier to work on. :p:

Fd3BOOST 05-04-05 03:27 PM

Mechanic poseurs. Now I have seen everything. :p

pito13b 05-04-05 04:36 PM

My toolchest looks like after a week of organizing. Then my brother comes over on the weekends and they are all back on the garage floor.

skunks 05-04-05 05:57 PM

its easy if you dont have any air in your lines or in your abs unit!


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