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Old Apr 15, 2013 | 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by ol' grouch
Solid parts like a wheel or driveshaft, go for it. Rubber parts and lower level sensors, you want to pass. An upper mounted sensor like a MASS sensor, you can get by but the ones down low are exposed to the elements and you'll come out ahead buying a new one. Calipers may or may not be good, however, they can usually be bought for less than core charge.

You never, ever want to trust a salvage yard pressure hose like a brake hose.
Well realistically I kinda just want the caliper, the brake hose is like $14 at autozone, like I said, I've bought about 350 in parts already and I'm trying to stay within my budget, without keeping my buddy working on my truck for weeks at a time... I can't help him much because of a recent knee injury, and he doesn't charge me much... He actually broke his nose tonight working on my leaf spring shackle... Which we couldn't get off due to rust...
 
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you guys play rough....spring smack him in the face?

i sent you a pm with a pic of the speed sensor.
 
Old Apr 16, 2013 | 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by warthogdriver
you guys play rough....spring smack him in the face?

i sent you a pm with a pic of the speed sensor.
Lol nah he was prying at the shackle with a ratchet, ratchet slipped and came back and smacked him right in the nose.
 
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