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Old 06-05-2011, 02:49 PM   #8
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The shoes tend to get stuck on one of my rear disc breaks. Was that way since the vehicle was new (i bought it used ( 2 year old program car) but upon doing the break job on it I saw that the inside pad had never touched the rotor in the Blazer's 7 year lifetime). Just one wheel does this. Even after redoing the breaks and playing around to prevent it re freezing and undoing it again after t did seize up again and redoing , it still intermottently gets stck (better than full time stuck and at least now it will let go when stuck if I hit the brake pedal really hards). Next time I dig into it I will try filing the opening in the yoke just a little and using some grease on the shims.

Anyway , sorry for your miseries Raven , things do tend to happen when you least want them to!

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