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#31034 07/31/2003 7:28 PM
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Suddenly my right front brake is engaged even when not pressing the brake pedal. Oddly, it causes me to pull left when I stick the brakes kind of hard (maybe from fade on the right side?). I'm about to jump into it right now and see what the problem is but I thought I would leave a post in case anyone has had a similar problem. Thanks.

JON

#31035 07/31/2003 9:24 PM
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It sounds like your grease seal may have failed and the shoes are hanging up on the drum. Replace the seal and shoes, put in a new return spring for good measure, and adjust it. You may want to do both sides with new shoes so it pulls evenly.


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#31036 07/31/2003 9:51 PM
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Make sure to check the rubber brake hose I have heard of them to break down inside and plug off causing brake to stay applied . wink


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#31037 08/03/2003 10:06 PM
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Remember when reassembling after problem is fixed.......
make sure all parts are free of contaminants or you may get lockup or grabbing upon aplication of brakes.


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