> Nelson Riedel is one of the most thorough hobbiest I have ever known, when he
> decides to repair a part he researches above and beyond any and all
> information he can find/read/investigate before he dismantles a part, he has
> helped this community with endless hours of reseach and then writing articles
> for all to enjoy and help, just go back over the many, many articles he has
> shared through the "Buckeye Club" site, to even think he would knowingly
> misrepresent anything is beyond belief,
Fred, I never said he misrepresented *anything* nor did I mean to imply so. My
point was simply that he is not legally liable if your brakes fail. The folks
who *are* (or at least were) legally liable if they fail, said not to
disassemble the caliper. It's certainly possible that they didn't know what
they were talking about, as everyone seems to assume, but it's not possible that
Nelson has more experience with brake calipers than Girling.
I'm proud to consider Nelson my friend, and he is extremely capable at many,
many things. That doesn't mean I always agree with him. And wouldn't the world
be a boring place if we all agreed on everything ?
I think we've thrashed this topic about enough. If anyone would like to
continue the discussion (except Don), please do so off-list.
Randall
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