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Anyone that believes anything they read on Reddit needs their head examined...

Let me clarify for all the non-mechanics, you included. Don't take this as cut towards you, I'm sure you know things that I don't. What I do know are brakes, specifically Brembo style fixed(not floating) systems. You referred to "caliper pins," even stating you had to pull the caliper to do so...

Since you obviously didn't read the article, I'll quote the best part for you. " But worry not; it was approved under the Biden Administration."

He's talking about the front brakes, not the rear. The front brakes do not have carrier pins.

I'm not here to argue. I've edited my initial response.

Is jumping to conclusions your favorite physical activity?

Sorry for your job loss, if it happens!

$20k + hit for 700 miles. OUCH!

Leasing doesn't work this way, as you're not the owner of the vehicle. This is one reason why it's wise to never put money down on a lease. In the event of a total loss, you recoup none of it.

I apologize if this has already been posted. Just received this news in a work email.

I bought a Rivian NASC adaptor from the Gear Shop for my wife's Polestar, because A: it's the same adaptor that Polestar is SELLING to their owners, B: Polestar is charging (no pun intended) $320 for one. I complained exactly zero times.

Only 14 more days until you can file for Lemon Law in the state of Washington, FYI. General Lemon Law | Washington State

Bro, you can't just post this and NOT give the whole story...

The wire in question that the OP is holding is the ABS wheel speed sensor(wire), which shares the bracket that holds the hydraulic brake hose in place . You can tell by the bolt head it was removed at some point, possibly some sort of inspection, but was carelessly not reattached properly. I'd...