Rear brakes
Rear brakes
I am having trouble with my left rear brake getting hot. All the rest are doing fine. I have adjusted them and then replaced the wheel cylinders and it is still getting hot. Not as hot as it was but still getting hot. Is there anything else I should replace.
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ljmlaw
Are you sure it's the brakes causing the heat and not the wheel bearings? Just a thought...
Brian
Are you sure it's the brakes causing the heat and not the wheel bearings? Just a thought...
Brian
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Very good point Blue Baron!!
I've even seen them completly swell shut! and you wouldn't even know it by lookin at them! I took a pair of side cutters and cross cut the hose to verify that it was infact swelled completly shut! And the hose wasn't but a couple of years old! Must have been a cheap replacement!
Brian
I've even seen them completly swell shut! and you wouldn't even know it by lookin at them! I took a pair of side cutters and cross cut the hose to verify that it was infact swelled completly shut! And the hose wasn't but a couple of years old! Must have been a cheap replacement!
Brian
2 "BUG" infested garages='57 rag top, '61 recently sold, 2-'64s, 2-'66s 1 s.r. other is a standard, "66 Deluxe Bus-recently sold, '73 & a '74 bugs, 2 kids and a Beautiful, encouraging Wife with a 2 tone "Retro Look" '01 "Sport" turbo NB