Well, I called the dealer, and the cost of the pads are only $66.00 Baffles me how the dealer wants over $242.00 installed for pads alone. Regardless, I have a coupon for a free brake check that I'll use to make sure I really need them. Car goes in on Saturday for this.
The cooking temperature and other variables, such as the weight of the pot roast, determine the length of cooking time required. Preheat your oven to 325 degrees Fahrenheit for a pot roast from the round; 425 degrees for a pot roast from the chuck; and 350 degrees for a pot roast from the rib.The weight and type of roast determines the cooking time; you should cook a roast until its internal temperature is between 135 and 150 degrees F.enerally, the final internal temperature, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, for a medium-rare pot roast should be around 145 degrees F after 15 to 20 minutes of standing time. The final internal temperature for a medium-done pot roast should be around 160 degrees after 15 to 20 minutes' standing time.
Check the internal temperature of the roast as it nears its completion time. Beef, lamb or pork should register between 125 and 130 degrees Fahrenheit for rare, between 130 and 140 degrees for medium rare and about 140 to 145 degrees for medium.Cook poultry to an internal temperature of about 165 degrees Fahrenheit.Depending on how you want the roast done, increase the oven's temperature to 500 degrees about 15 minutes before it reaches its final temperature. Roast it at the higher temperature for another 10 minutes for a browned and crunchier crust.se a Dutch oven or a roasting pan. The key is to allow the meat to cook gradually. Slow cooking is more appropriate for beef, pork and lamb than it is for boneless poultry, though thighs and leg pieces work well with this method.