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Well I just had a terrifying experience driving to work. My breaks locked or seized or something. They were working then I breaked at a red light but they stuck, I tried to pump them and I went right through the light. Thank God I missed hitting a truck.
Thank God,indeed! Scary stuff. I slammed head-on into a Giant tow truck once on an icy road..long story,but yeah...glad you are ok. Say a prayer for me that I don't die on my commute to work today. It's nasty out there,and people in Maine drive like animals. They don't signal,they run red lights as though the colour red means "pedal to the metal"...ugh!
I despise cars. They are awesome to look at,but I think they are a blight to society.
Gimme a trusty steed any day of the week! (or a Vespa) Yeah,I said Vespa...it's the Italian in me. lolz
So this temporary filling stuff is supposed to harden over the course of 2-3 hours (as it reacts with your saliva, apparently)...it's been an hour, and it STILL feels like a blob of silly putty...a wet, sloppy blob of silly putty.
Anyone else use this stuff?
It's Christmas in two days and i love presents!!!!
p.s. I really have eaten nothing but cupcakes and candy all daygotta be honest..... i feel a little crazy.
Christmas eve eve!!! EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
My mom made a ton of christmas cookies. If my body was not achey, I would have some.
Well I just had a terrifying experience driving to work. My breaks locked or seized or something. They were working then I breaked at a red light but they stuck, I tried to pump them and I went right through the light. Thank God I missed hitting a truck.
Scary scary Arwen,
If I may make a suggestion toward your safety, theres the great possibility there could be water in the brake lines.
Over the years moisture can accumulate in them as brake fluid is Hygroscopic-(absorbs moisture from the air)
When it freezes the water it can act like a one way check valve until the water in the lines warms up and act like normal again.
It would be a good idea to have the brake system bled completely until all fluid comes out clean and clear
Bad flexible brake lines can also do this, the inner lining collapsing and also acting like a check valve not letting the brakes release.
Wouldn't want ya to get in a wreck![]()
Thanks! If my car doesn't end up getting written off from being hit a few weeks ago, then I will take it to get checked/bled.
get you a old 1970s cadie, big boat.. next time someone hits you. it wont hurt the car you own. the newer car that hits you will be totaled.. it will teach them a lesson never hit you again
Yeah, or even Big Rig
They got air brakes, no freezing.
I can just see Arwen grabbin gears with a 3 speed rear end![]()
Oh yeah, them older vehicles like a Caddy were robustly built
Even the body steel was thicker, used to be able to use a lag bolt to mount your mirrors on
Now ya gotta use like an expanding drywall insert so it dont strip out.
thing that amazes me, people buy these new cars that are JUNK
Not me man, I'm still stuck in the 70's 80's era when it comes to that.
Parts are cheaper, and you can pretty much diagnose what went wrong before opening your door then fix it on the side of the road with a doctor bag size tool kit.