If you like your car repair it its most likely worth the repair ,
if its the rubber line on the front replace both hoses right &
left
SOURCE: Front brakes make a buzzing sound when applied hard.
i'll suggest this to you as i would anyone that's never experience abs brakes before.... find an empty parking lot and drive forward and make a panic stop. just once so you will know what the brakes will do... the buzzing sound you hear is also felt in the brake pedal ?
SOURCE: The rear brake line broke. the repair man says I
I doubt it is so bad. You see, there is a rear brake line >> there is a border, say the hoses which allow the rear suspension to move w/o breaking the lines. In my opinion all the brake pipes shouldn't cost more than 100-150EUR. In the official service, of course, you can multiply, at least here in Bulgaria. My own car, VW Jetta 84 survived the change before ~ 2 months, I was replacing the original pipes judging by the outlook. Of course, your car may differ, and you have to be careful with the brakes! Lawers: I am not responsible for anything, just trying to help!
Anyway, in my case:
- WD-40 spray
- six-sided quality wrench of appropriate size, with a small cutting, so you can pass the key over the pipe and on the nut. There are also keys with a bolt on the cutting, so you can tight the wrench on the nut.
- spare set of the tubes and hoses you will replace. I got brass ones (no more rust) for very adequate prize, under 15EUR, they were ready with the nut at both ends. Replaced even both rear brake cylinders, 5EUR for piece, but don't know your part's price.
As for bleeding, it was working, right? Either do not touch it, or detach both sides and bleed at will, while the pipes are open nothing will reach the cylinder.
After all pipes are in place, put new liquid, blow the air out of the system (it is easy, ask if in needed), and check the nuts of the new pipes. If there is a leakage, tighten gently some more until it stops.
You can fasten the new pipes with strong pigtails, putting a
oneside-cut part of hose on the pipe, so that the pigtail won't press
it on metal. This was my idea, but turned quite well.
As for the fuel pipe, it is even easier.
Hope I have helped, pls rate. :)
SOURCE: lost keys how do i get new keys? can i get
As long as they've (junk yard) got keys for it. Check auto parts places, for replacement, or dealer. You want the "ignition lock cylinder". If you need more info on replacing, let me know.
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