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29-09-2005, 11:48 PM
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Ive got a problem with my rear passenger brake, it keeps squealing. With the brakes applied and not applied but not all the time like on and off, its really wierd . I cant turn the wheel when its off the ground, but when i take the wheel off the brake does apply and come back so its not always on.
Any ideas?
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30-09-2005, 01:38 AM
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Location: Gold Coast
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I would say something to the tune of the Handbrake binding or staying on when it is released. Mine has started doing it and my dad's and brothers falcons have been doing it for a while now. The guy at ford told my dad at the 20k service the just before you go forward slow lift the handbrake up a tad and youcan sometimes feel a clunk and it off. Works for the old man every time.
Hope this helps Chippa
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Squeal in the rear passenger side brake
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