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There is a seller of brake drum springs here on the Chrysler 300 Club Int'l website. Anti Chatter Brake Drum Springs. Click here for larger photo. ![brakesmall]() We have reproduced the spring that stretches around the outside of the brake drums. This spring is meant to dissipate heat and to control brake lining chatter. The original springs have lost temper and will be rusted so they cannot perform as designed. The vehicle uses one per wheel. The cost is $12.75 per spring plus USPS shipping from zip code 48114 to you. Contact Ray Menzel at email:
rjroad@xxxxxxxxxxx or call 810-623-2227. John Spiers Lak Worth, Florida
Bill Amberger <Magnumguy@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: You'd be surprised what your local auto parts store might have. Check w/Napa. Bill The Magnumguy
----- Original Message ----- Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2007 9:35 PM Subject: [FWDLK] 57 Chrysler Brake Return Springs
Like Neil Vedder's lazy turn signal woes, my 57 Saratoga's brake return springs are getting a bit "lazy". Anyone know where I can get some? Andy Bernbaum lists
them in his catalog, but he says he doesn't normally stock them and Gary Goers doesn't list them... Mike McKenna
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