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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
For example, not so long ago, I was speaking with my brother and I was concerned about something he said so I gave some advice. The next day, he speaks to someone else about the same thing, gets the same advice and praises him for the great advice.
I don't know why I bother opening my mouth most days.
Cold again, though.
Thank goodness for mobile internet...
How is everyone else this morning?
Just hope it doesn't snow more until after Sunday!
To head to the pub or to Tesco for some beer :S
Either way it's going to involve me freezing something off on the walk :S
> Car passed it's MOT... major relief.
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> Perhaps someone with a passing knowledge in cars can help me
> here. The guy aid the back brakes could do with being cleaned. I
> didn't realise I had back brakes and I mentioned this to him but
> he is sure I do. With alloys, can you not see the brakes?
Glad it does have back brakes or it wouldn't have passed at all :-D
Alloys do let you see the 'brakes' - the discs if you have rear disc brakes or the drums if you have rear brake shoes. I suspect that this is what you have. Cleaning means to remove the drums and clean out the build up of 'brake dust' - this can have an adverse effect on positive braking ie between the shoes and the inside surface of the drum.
PS Brake dust is what makes your front alloys go mucky quickly - the dust created by friction during braking on the discs, but as the discs are open to the elements it can escape:-)
Perhaps someone with a passing knowledge in cars can help me here. The guy aid the back brakes could do with being cleaned. I didn't realise I had back brakes and I mentioned this to him but he is sure I do. With alloys, can you not see the brakes?