And also please advise when to replace brake and clutch fluid.> The original service manual does not say a word how often>

loosen the brake with a screwdriver (Turn down?) to get the rotor off.>

If it is a true rear drum, any mechanic should know how to do this as they> are standard American made brakes (Japs don't make drums).>

As for the fluids, I change mine 1/yr or every brake job if I'm lazy. It's> really pretty easy to do and extends the life of the master/slave

-- > Todd Honea>

"nplus" <n@here.not> wrote in message news:d5k0pr$s29$1@i­news.gazeta.pl...> > Well..... I went to some mechanic who did not manage to remove> > brake drums. He was banging with hammer saying "they should go off"> > but they did not> > Is there some special tool for this ?> >

fluid when I'm bored and looking for something to do on the car. It's so> easy and cheap, why not? Braking is pretty important to me on my fun car,> but not on my daily driver. I bet my Chevy Saturn has the original brake> fluid in it. Sure I will have to rebuild the brake cylinder soon, but it's

Chevy. Who cares?>

-- > Todd Honea>

"nplus" <n@here.not> wrote in message news:d5l20l$77t$1@i­news.gazeta.pl...> > It is true drum brake.> > You scared me about fluid. I did not change it in years.> > Do you change also clutch fluid once a year or you have automatic ?> >

"Nobody U. Know" <nobody@nospam.com>­ wrote in message> news:9iofe.12217$9n­1.1693@tornado.ohior­dc.rr.com...> > I have a 3000GT/VR4. They didn't make twin turbos with automatics. I do> the> > fluid when I'm bored and looking for something to do on the car. It's so> > easy and cheap, why not? Braking is pretty important to me on my fun