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HELP. Rear rotor replacement now bad, bad noise. 200 1986

posted by  Xraybob on  Sun Nov 19 07:19 CST 2006
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I'm so embarrased. I had a second set of eyes (my 24 yr old son) take a look and listen and we found that the heads of a couple of the wheel studs were rubbing on part of the parking brake unit. It turned out that I didn't have enough washers stacked in order to pull the studs flat on the backside of the wheel hub. Now all is well. My son is a wonderful boy and such a big help.

Thanks for looking.
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'86 sedan with 351K miles with original engine and automatic transmission






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