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I'm with Spooler - there doesn't appear to be a lot of damage so you may be OK. Clean the pad real good (brake cleaner) before re-installing. I'd inspect the
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I'm with Spooler - there doesn't appear to be a lot of damage so you may be OK. Clean the pad real good (brake cleaner) before re-installing. I'd inspect the pad and rotor after a few hundred miles.
But then again, it's your brakes, not the radio. Why take a chance? You may have applied enough force to crack the pad.
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