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Location: Boston, Ma
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1 more question \ Parking brake :)
I remember either So Cal or AFJuvat saying that you will have to replace the parking brake drums on BOTH sides of the car.
Problem being that the passenger side rotor is a lil different., and I am scratching my head thinking how does one take it off of the car? I have removed the screw from the face of the rotor (which the drivers side does not have) This still makes no difference. Am I missing something here...? I've looked at a manual and it only looks like the screw is the only peice that holds the rotor to the hub. (Looks like you DO NOT have to remove the hub to remove the rotor on the passengers side) but I did on the drivers side. Aj |
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10-05-2002, 08:38 AM
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Got it! whew! I need to have more faith in myself...
boy, is this a learning process. Aj |
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10-05-2002, 09:09 AM
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Location: Viera FL
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Not the drums, the brake shoes - the drums are part of your caliper and are about $100 each.
THe drum part should never wear over the life of the caliper. AFJuvat
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