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Parking Brake Shoes -- Making them fit 200

posted by  yellowbrickroadster on  Sat Jul 10 06:50 CST 2004
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Thaks everybody for letting em know that I am not alone in having this simple project be fraught with aggravation adn frustration. I will do the wiggle, jiggle and lots of trial and error to get the disk/drum back on. My experience, too, is that once all assembled there is a lot of play in the positioning of the brake shoes, and perhaps these are just no lining up correctly for teh disk/drum. Glad(?) to hear that it takes some finagling, which is what I was going to try.






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