5) Brake drums "out-of-round" can do this. Especially in the old days, some people would jack up car, remove flat tire, let drum down on a block until rturning with fixed tire. Tom southern Ohio >>> Roger Howard <roger.d.howard@xxxxxxxxxxx> 07/01/03 09:03 AM >>> Greg, I am no expert, but things I've learned to check for, from the List: 1) contaminated linings (brake fluid spills, drips) 2) sticking wheel cylinder (don't rebuild, replace) 3) shoe or shoes that "ride up" over worn-out bumps in the brake backing plate (bumps designed to keep shoes in position) 4) weak or missing brake shoe return springs Probably lots more... RogerH -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2003 Calendar voting results and ordering information is online! Please visit: http://www.forwardlook.net/calendar2003 for more information. |