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I'm happy with that.

It's a vacuum test they put on it. If it doesn't hold the vacuum, they won't re-gas it.

New pads are not "old parts" so you can only be refering to the carriers, which if worn, need to be replaced. Grease is not a replacement for metal. Grease only attracts crap.

We had one of those, it was a fixture on one of the ramps. There was a magnetic pick-up that was put on the suspension, and I seem to remember that it had a strobe light and an electric motor that you pushed onto the tyre to spin the wheel up.

Like the manufacturers, I use no grease anywhere when I fit new pads. The only place I lubricate, like the manufacturers, is the slide pins. Where does it say to put grease on the back of pads or pad ears?

He's a convicted sexual abuser, not a rapist. But he might also be the latter, too.

They did about five years ago, but I think they are making a comeback.

I usually clean the caliper up with a wire brush and these. There should be no need to remove the carrier. What type of grease are you thining of, and where do you intend on putting it?

Depending on the car I sometimes open the nipple, just to make sure it is free and clear more than anything else.

I had a Mitsubishi in the early 90s. It was a good enough car, but the price of parts put me off having another one.

In the Spanish version of Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Arnold Schwarzenegger doesn't say "Hasta la vista, baby". He says "Sayonara baby".

Stella?

I think it's get get your appetite going. You can also rub it on your bread, toast etc.

The word vagina comes from the latin word for sheath. And "sheath" is what we used to call a condom. A vagina and a sheath are both places to hide the sausage.

Ken Bates

Dermot Murnaghan T.V presenter.

I would reply saying that I was interested, just to find out how much they want me to pay for the privilege.

The same goes for bananas next to apples and berries.

FIFA = Fix It For America

Sir Humphry Davy, lecturer at The Royal institution of Great Britain, and inventor of The Davy Lamp, also isolated Chlorine as an element.