Hi Faith,here's a link on replacing your front breaks,it shows a picture of a mirage but it is the same as yours,k. Repair Guides Front Disc Brakes Brake Pads 1 AutoZone com Here's a link to do the rear. Repair Guides Rear Drum Brakes Brake Drums AutoZone com
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The rear brakes are disc also
Hi Faith,here's a link to doing your rear disc brakes,go to Autozone to get your mew brakes,you will need a special to push caliber back in,they have a loaner tool for you,you will have to give a refundable deposit to use ithttp://www.autozone.com/repairinfo/repai...
Hi Faith,you can join Autozones repair guide site like me and use their repair guides for free,need more help let me know,k.
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I think it would be smart to have an automotive mechanic to replace the brakes. Brakes can be quite messy or hard to change sometimes from what I have seen. I would not be able to do it, so I would just call a mechanic. http://www.advancetyreandauto.com.au/car-repairs
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Other than taking it to a dealer to have fix, or buying the part and fidgeting with it, by a Haynes repair manual for your year, make, and model car, usually available at any Kragen, Pep Boys, Auto Zone or Advance. Instructions and details will be in the manual for a DIY fix.(but you will still have to buy a starter)
SOURCE: 2001 mitsubishi eclipse 3.0l ticking noise
No. The valves are hydraulic. Pour about a coke tin amount of diesl in with the engine oil. Run the enginr to normal teperature. Drain the oil and refill with new oil. It sounds like a lazy or blocked follower. Once you do this it should disappear.
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idle should be self ajusting might check for vacum hoses off if not idleing proper
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look for access panels in rear hatch there will be one on each side remove those and there will be 10 ml nuts holding the light housings on remove those then you can access the lights
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