Forever dragging my feet, sometimes working on vehicles

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Automotive Insanity > Forever dragging my feet, sometimes working on vehicles

Hypnolobster: Apr 12, 2007; What this sausage party needs is a big dollop of ketchup! Too bad I didn't make any.

Is really, really smooth concrete driveways a common thing down there? I did a double take at the pictures of brake parts on what I was sure must have been a garage floor.

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Hypnolobster: Apr 12, 2007; What this sausage party needs is a big dollop of ketchup! Too bad I didn't make any.

BrokenKnucklez posted:

Typical GM problem.

As dumb as this sounds, go with the "Gator Belt". With these super long serpentine belts, GM cars for some reason respond to them well.

I had a squeaky belt on the caddy with a standard gates belt, but when I switched to the gator belt, squeaks went away and every thing just seemed to "work better". It could be purely a placebo effect, but lots of Cadillac owners seem to go with them on the Northstars.

Gator Belts do well on everything. I always used them on my Grand Marquis, too.

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