Hi, Guest
05-06-2011, 04:51 AM
It isnt a common issue but in my experience ive just taking apart the brakes and cleaned everything with a brush and brake clean. After that make sure everything is put back togeter correctly and lubbed up. You should make sure to do a regular cleaning on brakes all around at least once a year. Brake dust is a pain when it starts building up. Drum brakes are a pain to begin with but once you do them a few times you get used to it.
A good friend of mine had a similar problem and after we took them apart and gave them a really good clean and service, it hasnt happend since. It is also good to use the E-brake on a regular basis so the cables and joints dont get seized up on you.
A good friend of mine had a similar problem and after we took them apart and gave them a really good clean and service, it hasnt happend since. It is also good to use the E-brake on a regular basis so the cables and joints dont get seized up on you.
Current: 2006 Focus ZX4 ST. Tuxedo Black and Sterling Grey
Mods: 7" double din Alpine touch screen audio unit, K&N typhoon CAI, Steeda short shifter, custom two tone paint, rear wing delete, Angel eye headlight kit with 6000K HID upgrade, tinted windows, tail lights, and marker lights, Eibach Sportline springs on Tokico shocks and struts, Eibach front and rear sway bar kit. 17x7 Ikon Black Zen Wheels. Massive front and rear upper strut bar.
Mods: 7" double din Alpine touch screen audio unit, K&N typhoon CAI, Steeda short shifter, custom two tone paint, rear wing delete, Angel eye headlight kit with 6000K HID upgrade, tinted windows, tail lights, and marker lights, Eibach Sportline springs on Tokico shocks and struts, Eibach front and rear sway bar kit. 17x7 Ikon Black Zen Wheels. Massive front and rear upper strut bar.