That brake dust that comes off the brakes is some of what gave me Pulmanary Fibrosis... And yes it is BAD for it to settle out in the lower parts of the lungs....Skip..Have IPF going on four years now....:lol: :lol:I had a Toyota pickup once with squeeky brakes. I took it in for service and they blew the dust out with an air hose and no more squeeks.
General note for all to have. Don't drive with a birthday cake on your passenger seat.....EVER....even with someone holding it saying "oh yeah, it's not going anywhere"I have the brake squeak on my SUV occasionally. My service guy said the brakes are fine...I just need to take it out and "get on" the brakes hard a few times to clear them out. I did it once, but realized I should clear the seats of loose clutter before doing it again. :lol:
See post #6 above...Skip...I know what I am talking about....If you do blow out the dust, make sure you don't breath that crap--definitely cancer causing stuff, nasty stuff--better to just wash it out, or hose it out with water--You'll see all this black stuff roll down your driveway, and not into your lungs--![]()
What the heck is funny about that? I happen to have a good friend with Pulmonary Fibrosis!That brake dust that comes off the brakes is some of what gave me Pulmanary Fibrosis... And yes it is BAD for it to settle out in the lower parts of the lungs....Skip..Have IPF going on four years now....:lol: :lol:
Skip isn't making fun of it - he's dealing with it...What the heck is funny about that? I happen to have a good friend with Pulmonary Fibrosis!
I have had IPF going on four years now . I go to the Vanderbilt clinic at least once a month so that they can medically chart my downfall. I cannot be cured and it is terminal most of the time. I deal with my day to day activities and will eventually take that last breath. I go on with my life in the best humor I can . Only God knows the time of my death I know by what means....No nothing funny about IPF, it is something I deal with every day....Skip...What the heck is funny about that? I happen to have a good friend with Pulmonary Fibrosis!
Your right. Brake dust is not something to play with. The Toyota I had was a 1980 pickup. Back then the techs may not have been aware of the dangers of brake dust. I would think that todays auto shops would not use air to clean dust off the brakes.That brake dust that comes off the brakes is some of what gave me Pulmanary Fibrosis... And yes it is BAD for it to settle out in the lower parts of the lungs....Skip..Have IPF going on four years now....:lol: :lol:
:lol: The mental picture cracks me up!!General note for all to have. Don't drive with a birthday cake on your passenger seat.....EVER....even with someone holding it saying "oh yeah, it's not going anywhere"
Dog runs out in road. I slam brakes. Cake slams dash. I slam Passenger.