Brake pads are one of those things that just dont last forever, using excess braking will wear them faster, not a hard or expensive fix to do yourself, just tell an auto parts store year make and model, they will give you the right pads, jack it up remove the wheels, take the old ones out and put the new ones in exactly how the old ones were, sometimes you need to turn rotors, and usually pads come with this gel to put on the pads. maybe 2 hours for the inexperience mechanic.
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I have a 2003 Honda Accord-LX with only 26K mileage. I went to the dealer to have my oil change and they advice me as well to change the brake pads on the front wheels. We bought this car in Dec. 2002. it's rarely used as you can see the mileage ran, my wife use this car to her work which is about 3 miles from our home for 3x a week. Is this usual predicament with Honda Cars? I just paid additional $94 for labor of removing pen that was stuck on the airflow of my aircon, and it will cost me additional $220 to have them fix my brake. It's too expensive for us especially the economy we are facing today. I am planning to DIY it myself. please help me.
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