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Re: help needing to find a brake sqeek... [Re: gentouteg] #499417 09/09/04 02:29 PM

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There are contact points on the backing plates where the brake shoes touch. Make sure there is a small amount of grease on these points. These are metal to metal points and will squeak. Also a small amount of grease on all of the pivot points helps. Use a very thin coat of grease. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
help needing to find a brake sqeek...	gentouteg	09/09/04 03:37 AM
Re: help needing to find a brake sqeek...	averkam	09/09/04 12:53 PM
Re: help needing to find a brake sqeek...	GeriatricToy	09/09/04 01:58 PM
Re: help needing to find a brake sqeek...	OOP'S	09/09/04 02:29 PM

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