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brake squeal and lazy me 200 1989

posted by  Nel621 on  Sun Aug 29 15:27 CST 2010
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If you are going to take the time to jack up the car,remove the wheel and inspect the pads then just go ahead and remove the pins and pads and add more anti-squeal stuff.Also I put that stuff on the pins that go through the hole of the pads.Also clean and lube the top and bottom edges of the calipers that the pads sits on.When I wash my car and wheels I usually get some brake noise but then it goes away after a few stops.






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