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Old 05-10-2008, 06:14 PM
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Default Rear Brake help needed

I just replaced ym rear brake shoes after 5 years of ownership. Still in good condiiton. Well now my rear brakes don;t work and I have no emergency brake. Do I just need to adjust my rear brakes? Any help is appreciated.


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Default Re: Rear Brake help needed

Sound that way. You always need to adjust the shoe up when replacing them.
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