I have achieved "Man-Card" level zero.

[USMC88-93]

I do not know if brake pads and rotors would be considered pre-school or kindergarten level automotive repair but I have at least accomplished it once. The friend helping me did not know video was rolling so the conversation was entertaining. (I was going to tell him but thought it more entertaining to show him later)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jmO2nj0YOY



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[10mm-man]

I do not know if brake pads and rotors would be considered pre-school or kindergarten level automotive repair but I have at least accomplished it once. The friend helping me did not know video was rolling so the conversation was entertaining. (I was going to tell him but thought it more entertaining to show him later)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jmO2nj0YOY

Your man card is irrevocable - USMC. Accomplished more than a lot; even those that can change their own pads. Congrat's anyway for keeping your man card updated.

[BPTactical]

You retain you man card for doing it, however no points are awarded. You did not swear, throw tools nor show your buttcrack.
Your buddy does get points for the Slayer shirt however.

[USMC88-93]

Your man card is irrevocable -

Nope still at zero as I can still not figure out video embed here.

[USMC88-93]

You retain you man card for doing it, however no points are awarded.

I was carrying however, CCW while changing brakes just in case I needed to shoot the help. Oh and for the benifit of the masses I edited out the preliminary but crack video, but if that's all it takes.

[DSB OUTDOORS]

Thank You!! At first I was I was afraid it was " Plumber's / Mechanic's" Crack!! But you redeemed your self. You getta an "ATTA" Boy!

[theGinsue]

This Flyboy's got you covered DevilDog!

[Ah Pook]

Please tell me you were using more than one jack and a milk crate to hold up the front end.

[USMC88-93]

Please tell me you were using more than one jack and a milk crate to hold up the front end.

It was on two jack stands plus the jack and both wheels were underneath the vehicle. (Off to see if there is video of that.)

Milk crate was there to hold the piston caliper and not screw up the hose.

[USMC88-93]

It was on two jack stands plus the jack and both wheels were underneath the vehicle. (Off to see if there is video of that.)

And it appears that I may have possibly figured out embed.