so this sucks, just kinda ranting here.. look at all the bills/fees that must be paid within the next week, its rediculous
1) energy bill ($56)
2) cable/internet bill ($60)
3) utilities bill ($170)
4) car insurance ($347)
5) tuition ($750)
6) rent ($1700 for 2nd semester)
7) need new brake pads
8) due for an oil change
I can't believe all of these fell within 1 week of eachother!!!!!!![:@] car insurance is every 6 months, utilities is every 3 months, tuition every 6 months, rent every 6 months, oil change every 5k miles, man o man
maybe I'll put that $200 window tint on hold til spring break...
Do the brakes and oil yourself. Its so simple. I learned how to do it with a few socket wrenches and a haynes manual. As far as changing oil goes......well I think a chimp could get it done.
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1994 Civic coupe. B18C, A few Bolt Ons.
Honestly man just go buy a haynes book......brakes are SO easy....the book will show you everything. I can do my brake pads and rotors in like 45 mins.
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1994 Civic coupe. B18C, A few Bolt Ons.
In a few years you'll be wishing your bills were so inconsequential. This month will be the proverbial" good ole days" . Of course, when you finish your education it's best to maximize your money making potential. Bills are all relative. Also, don't fall into the "instant gratification" trap. There is no bill paying fairy, although it is possible to be a fairy and pay bills! Right, Gene?
Good luck in school and try to stay afloat!
SMOKEM
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If you have a friend that does oil changes for you, have them show you how to do it next time. Brakes are super easy(disks at least), there are 2 bolts for the caliper, 2 bolts for the caliper bracket, and 2 screws (sometimes) for the rotor. after you get all this stuff off, the rotors come off. Push the piston back in with a C-clamp. PUt everything back together and you're done. Get a manual as Pete said. You might even be able to download a factory service manual from the internet as a PDF if you look.
alright just ordered a haynes book... it looks like it tells you how to do everything pretty much right? does it tell stuff like how to install a-pillar gauges?
also, do I need a torque wrench to do brakes? I have all kinds of wrenches and sockets and screw drivers and clamps and what not, will that be good enough?
brakes are so easy it ain't even funny. PM me and I'll help you out. Stop paying $60 for cable...there are waaay cheaper alternatives. By the way a pizza sots more than an oil change.
and Rob, we'll talk later
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