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> Parking Brake/Rear Caliper question
boston914
post May 25 2005, 07:02 AM
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My parking brake holds fine, but when I release it, it seems like the caliper is not retracting properly.

I get a chirping sound from the Left Rear caliper when I drive the car.

Question: Would this indicate a bad caliper, or could it just be a problem with the parking brake cable?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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post May 25 2005, 09:43 AM
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QUOTE (tat2dphreak @ May 25 2005, 06:09 AM)
don't get a folding one... get a later style.. the folding(early style) is a piece of shit!

put a WTB in the classifieds here... there are plently of people parting cars...

Why is the folding one a POS? When I bought my new '73, it had the retracting (folding) parking brake handle that you never got hung up on when entering/exiting the car. The non-retracting (non folding) one (like in my '75) sits up where you can't help but bump it when getting in and out of the car. I liked the folding one much better. I would think POS would be the other way around, unless there's something I'm missing???

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