Comtac Unlimited
Barton Chapel - Augusta:
CABLE, PARKING BRAKE, RH (68") MIL. HUMMER; 2590-01-323-5153 12341898-3 15541802
Part Numbers: 0724888, 12341898-3, 15541802, 15541804, 2590013235153. RIGHT-HAND --- CABLE, PARKING BRAKE.
How the braking system works
Diagnose braking problems. Spongy feel/increased pedal travel? Find leaks in your braking system. This illustrated guide covers top problems with brakes.
How Often Do I Need to Change My Brake Fluid?
Brake fluid is as vital to stopping a vehicle as engine oil is to keeping it going, but it doesn't get as much attention as it deserves. The recommended intervals for changing brake fluid are all over the board depending on the manufacturer, from as often as every two years to never. Really.
When to Use Your Emergency Brake
If you were asked when you should use your emergency brake, the most obvious answer would most likely be "in an emergency," it's right there in the name!
Do You Need To Change Your Brake Fluid?
Auto mechanic for the last 49 years, Scotty Kilmer, shows you how to find out if your brake fluid needs changing. Often, it really doesn't need changing, and...
Wondering If You Need New Brakes?
The Cottman Man Blog: Unsure if you need new brakes or not? Read on to learn how to identify brake issues and tell if your brake system is working properly!
How to Brake and Stop a Car in the Shortest Distance
Braking is a lost skill. With so many cars having anti-lock brakes (ABS), many people just slam on the brakes without making any other necessary adjustments. If you want to know how to brake and stop your car in the shortest distance...
How To Bleed Your Brakes
Follow these simple steps to get the job done right.
What to Do When Your Brake Light Comes On
The first thing to check, and by far the most common reason the light comes on, is kind of a "duh" moment.
Car Brakes for Dummies: 5 Things You Should Know
Understanding your car brakes means being more knowledgeable about your brake system during your next trip to the shop.
How To: Brake Something
Brakes are one of the more difficult areas of tuning inthe world of RC. There are multiple factors that come into play.
Quick Tips: How to Protect Your Brakes in the Rain
Rainy day? After you drive through a big puddle, tap your brake pedal lightly to dry the rotors.
3 Smart Tips for Brake Pad Replacement
Anything out of the ordinary is a reason to see if your car is in need of a brake pad replacement.
BRAKES: How They Work
Brakes are the unsung heroes of performance. Everybody loves going fast, but slowing down is important too. There’s disk brakes, vented...
Why are My Brakes Grinding?
Grinding Brakes We’ve all heard it—that grinding noise when you hit the brakes. What exactly does that noise mean, however, and what causes it? There are many reasons as to why your brakes are grinding, but no matter the reason, it’s always important to fix the issue as soon as possible to avoid vehicle damages and accidents. So, …
How to Repair Your Car's Brake Line
Brakes are very important to your car, probably at the top of the list. If the lines become brittle or cracked, they need to be replaced.
How the Right Brakes Can Improve your Ride
Every time you brake, you’re sending tons of energy into your brake pads, and pulling it away from the energy that gets your car moving again. The more efficiently you brake, and the better your brake pads, the more efficiently energy is used in your car, the less gas your car uses, and the less often you have to fill up.
Why Are My Brakes Squeaking When I Drive?
Wondering why your brakes are squeaky and if you should be worried? Learn more about the causes and how to get the fix with RepairPal.
How Much Does It Cost to Replace Brake Pads?
Less than you think, and more than you might imagine.
Know Your Car: How to Check Your Brakes
As complicated as modern vehicles may be, there are still a number of basic things that you can do to make sure that your ride is running properly, including checking and adjusting fluids. In addition to knowing how to check your brakes in the garage, you should also be able to ensure that your car stops properly.
What if my brakes stopped working?
Most people can feel their brakes as they wear, and they know when it's time to get new ones. But what if there's a leak in your brake line or someone cuts the line altogether?
