New front pads in on my V6 Gen. 4:
It was very easy, and I honestly don't think you can 'mess up' on anything. Just buy the Hayes book and it tells you step by step.
I used Raysbestos ceramic pads ($60 for the fronts) and they seem to be just fine.
HOWEVER: while the braking preformance is fine (same as before), the pedel seems to be a bit spongier, but not in a bad way. It feels like I need to press farther to brake, but when I get to that point, it is very linear and they bite just fine. Any ideas?
Damn, what a nice car to work on!
I used Raysbestos ceramic pads ($60 for the fronts) and they seem to be just fine.
HOWEVER: while the braking preformance is fine (same as before), the pedel seems to be a bit spongier, but not in a bad way. It feels like I need to press farther to brake, but when I get to that point, it is very linear and they bite just fine. Any ideas?
Damn, what a nice car to work on!
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