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KEVIN L FAIR
Hey John, I have a 97 Cirrus with rear brake concerns. It was brought to me
a couple weeks ago with a bad noise, when dis-assemble I found the right
rear pads completely gone and wheel cylinder leaking, and of course a
damaged drum. I replaced both rear wheel cylinders, both drums, shoes and
all hardware. Within a couple of days she started experiencing a noise from
the rear brakes, then she last the brakes. When I dis-assembled them, again
I found the right rear wheel cylinder leaking and the shoes gone completely.
It got so hot that it melted the rubber off of the wheel cylinder and the
nylon insert of the hub nut. One of the retaining clips was missing and I
assume that is what destroyed the abs sensor. Thought that maybe I left
something loose and was my fault!! I replaced the drum and wheel cylinder
and hub along with new shoes.
Three days later the same noise is back, inspected the brakes and found
everything ok so far. Noise comes and goes but is from the rear brakes, have
you seen any big concerns with these brakes.
BTW the ABS light was and is on, came on after the first destruction of the
shoes.
Tried to read codes with aftermarket scanner but could not access abs
module, fuses and all that checked out. Looking like it may have to go to
dealer.
Also, all parts used have been aftermarket up to this point.
Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated!!
Kevin Fair
[email protected]
a couple weeks ago with a bad noise, when dis-assemble I found the right
rear pads completely gone and wheel cylinder leaking, and of course a
damaged drum. I replaced both rear wheel cylinders, both drums, shoes and
all hardware. Within a couple of days she started experiencing a noise from
the rear brakes, then she last the brakes. When I dis-assembled them, again
I found the right rear wheel cylinder leaking and the shoes gone completely.
It got so hot that it melted the rubber off of the wheel cylinder and the
nylon insert of the hub nut. One of the retaining clips was missing and I
assume that is what destroyed the abs sensor. Thought that maybe I left
something loose and was my fault!! I replaced the drum and wheel cylinder
and hub along with new shoes.
Three days later the same noise is back, inspected the brakes and found
everything ok so far. Noise comes and goes but is from the rear brakes, have
you seen any big concerns with these brakes.
BTW the ABS light was and is on, came on after the first destruction of the
shoes.
Tried to read codes with aftermarket scanner but could not access abs
module, fuses and all that checked out. Looking like it may have to go to
dealer.
Also, all parts used have been aftermarket up to this point.
Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated!!
Kevin Fair
[email protected]