grinding noise when braking after replacing rear brake shoes, brakes have been adjusted and all spring hardware has been replaced.
Oct 5, 2012 at 8:48 PM
scrapping or grinding noise when braking
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Did you check the front pads?
If the drums are not worn evenly, new shoes can result in noise. Likewise if the shoes have a different width, same would occur.
If the noise is confirmed to be from rear brake, you need to recheck the installation. A spring could have been installed incorrectly esulting i n it rubbing against something.
If the drums are not worn evenly, new shoes can result in noise. Likewise if the shoes have a different width, same would occur.
If the noise is confirmed to be from rear brake, you need to recheck the installation. A spring could have been installed incorrectly esulting i n it rubbing against something.
Oct 5, 2012 at 8:55 PM