E-brake to use or not to use

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Re: E-brake to use or not to use [Re: FinnTrooper] #429225 04/04/04 05:43 PM

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lttlbddy

Body Damage is Cool

A '67 Mustang has drum brakes. If you set a drum parking brake while it is wet it can dry and become 'stuck' sometimes.

I think p-brake technology has changes a bit in the last 30 years.

Steve G

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
E-brake to use or not to use	FinnTrooper	04/04/04 02:14 PM
Re: E-brake to use or not to use	Anonymous	04/04/04 03:04 PM
Re: E-brake to use or not to use	lttlbddy	04/04/04 05:43 PM
Re: E-brake to use or not to use	FinnTrooper	04/04/04 06:50 PM
Re: E-brake to use or not to use	Bigpoppax2	04/04/04 07:32 PM
Re: E-brake to use or not to use	lttlbddy	04/04/04 10:05 PM
Re: E-brake to use or not to use	JohnW	04/04/04 10:40 PM
Re: E-brake to use or not to use	sweater	04/04/04 10:53 PM

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