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slob
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are you shoes central???
Hi
the shoes are central, everything has been completely overhauled with new, cylinders, pipes, shoes, this happened to me before on a series 1, and everything is fine untill i put the screws back in the drum. It feels as if the drums gone oval, or warpped.
it's like something out the twilight zone.. there don't seem to be any reason for it.. "everything" has beeen checked and checked again.
the shoes are central, everything has been completely overhauled with new, cylinders, pipes, shoes, this happened to me before on a series 1, and everything is fine untill i put the screws back in the drum. It feels as if the drums gone oval, or warpped.
it's like something out the twilight zone.. there don't seem to be any reason for it.. "everything" has beeen checked and checked again.
slob
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you must be missin something.. check shoes are on the right way round. and i know you have said the shoes are central but how did you check them? and the same for the drums. what did you use to check them?
this happened to me before on a series 1, and everything is fine untill i put the screws back in the drum. .
So what did you do before....
It has to be the shoes catching.....
yella
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this may sound a bit rough but, why not just fit em without the screws, yer wheels will hold ne in place
but, why not just fit em without the screws, yer wheels will hold ne in placeslob
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aye yer right yella but if the act of pulling them in is causing them to stick then it duntr matter if its the screws or the wheel nuts
slob
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dint someother @@@@ have a similar prob a few weeks back? you should do a search
Trewey
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had the same problem on a mini once.
the drums had worn and the new shoes were slightly wider, so the edge of the shoe was rubbing on the edge of the worn groove in the drum. I fixed it by chamfering the edges of the new shoes slightly with a file - not sure if this a politically correct method though.
the drums had worn and the new shoes were slightly wider, so the edge of the shoe was rubbing on the edge of the worn groove in the drum. I fixed it by chamfering the edges of the new shoes slightly with a file - not sure if this a politically correct method though.
