sqeek from brake
 

hey, noticed our rear right brake goes eek when i hit the brakes, same sound
when sitting still,doesnt go eek when the e brake is on..
something need lubing up?

Re: sqeek from brake
 

Assuming you've got drum brakes, it's probably a good idea to clean out
the
dust and adjust the shoes. You may also want to put some lube where the
shoes' metal backing touches the backing plates.

Re: sqeek from brake
 

komopsunida ; )
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> Assuming you've got drum brakes, it's probably a good idea to clean out
> the
> dust and adjust the shoes. You may also want to put some lube where the
> shoes' metal backing touches the backing plates.
>

Re: sqeek from brake
 

That's Korean for "thank you," right? I've never seen that spelled out in
English before. Is that really how it's spelled?

Re: sqeek from brake
 

>"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
>news:6511cf7f243186838c69da9737963076@localhost.t alkaboutautos.com...
> That's Korean for "thank you," right? I've never seen that spelled out in
> English before. Is that really how it's spelled?
>
more like Kamsamnida

--
Andrew D. Sisson

Re: sqeek from brake
 

thats not how my frind Sanghyook spells it, not from some website

"Andy S" <adsisson@NOrochesterSPAM.rr.com> wrote in message
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> >"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
> >news:6511cf7f243186838c69da9737963076@localhost.t alkaboutautos.com...
>> That's Korean for "thank you," right? I've never seen that spelled out
>> in
>> English before. Is that really how it's spelled?
>>
> more like Kamsamnida
>
> --
> Andrew D. Sisson
>

Re: sqeek from brake
 

Cool. I was expecting a spelling something like Andrew's, but who knows?
Korean doesn't transliterate very well.