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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / September 2006

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88 honda rear brakes & clutch

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tildesk@gmail.com - 25 Sep 2006 22:39 GMT
I drive a 1988 Honda Accord lxi 4 door, standard. Recently I replaced
my front brakes and calipers, although I need to get the tools to
replace the rotors. Well now I have to replace my rear brakes. Is this
sumilar? I know they are a different type of brakes and I have found
some DIY online. Also, my clutch is definitely starting to slip. Any
ideas??

Please help!

blessings & thanks

kat
Timm Sheehan - 29 Sep 2006 02:55 GMT
>I drive a 1988 Honda Accord lxi 4 door, standard. Recently I replaced
> my front brakes and calipers, although I need to get the tools to
> replace the rotors. Well now I have to replace my rear brakes. Is this
> sumilar? I know they are a different type of brakes and I have found
> some DIY online. Also, my clutch is definitely starting to slip. Any
> ideas??

To replace your front rotors you will need a slide hammer.  This separates
your disc from the knuckle assembly.  Your rear brakes are much easier and
only requires basic tools.
When was the last time you had any clutch work done?  Replacement of all the
clutch parts (disc, plate and throw out bearing) is quite easy but most
backyard/garage mechanics won't complete it because the transmission has to
be pulled.  Also make sure the clutch is bleed when and if any work is done.
 
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