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Breaking Pinging Noise 200 1989

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posted by  Goatman on  Tue Nov 27 12:54 CST 2007
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Since the noise started immediatly after you performed replacement of the brake, it is logical to assume asg1986, that something might have been installed improperly in the rear, it would be wise to remove the wheel and ensure that the dowel pins are properly located.

However, asg1986, you also said that the noise is coming from the front. Take a light and observe the linkage for any abnormalities between the brake booster and the pedals, I've seen the linkage wear in my 1977 264.

Post back with any findings, that's what keeps us going, and stopping!





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