Re: Driving With Two Brakes

> Driving without all the brakes working properly is like holding a
> loaded and cocked gun to your head and playing with the trigger.  A
> safe driver would take the car home and park it as soon as a leak was
> found.  Then they would slowly drive it to a repair shop.  Otherwise
> they would not use the vehicle.  Apparently you are not a safe driver.
> If you want to commit suicide, feel free, but why take another life
> with you?
>
> Brakes are one of the easier things to fix on a car.  Go spend the $20
> to buy an auto repair manual, spend another $50 to $100 on brake shoes
> and cylinders, and fix it yourself.  I'm sure if you ask around the
> neighborhood there's some guy who is handy with cars who would help
> you in trade for a good dinner.  Otherwise, sell your computer to help
> pay to have a mechanic do the job for you.  At least no lives will be
> lost.
>
> You can also get drawings and repair info on autozone.com.  Click on
> "Repair Info" on the left.  Then click on "Vehicle repair guides".
> Enter the year make and model of your car, click on "brakes" and you
> can get all sorts of useful help and drawings.
>
> If you insist on driving without proper brakes, please tell all of us
> what city and state you live, and describe your vehicle so we can all
> avoid you.
>

Well, since I just found out about the situation today, I think you can
ease 
up a bit. And, not being familiar with how cars worked, I asked here,
rather 
than just ignoring the situation. So ease up on the personal attacks, OK? 
Unless you feel the need to attack people, in which case nothing I say
will 
make a difference anyway.