Newbie here who happens to be working on his brakes right now.
I had the thought that maybe your brake shoes are unevenly worn. Maybe, since
one is thinner than the other, when you hit the brakes the shoes try to center
themselves and because one is thinner than the other the piston slams all the
way to one end of the hole with a clunk.
Greg
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On Mar 11, 2013, at 4:12 PM, Richard Kahn <tahoehealey@hotmail.com> wrote:
> From the good advice I received, I've been trying to find a cause. I found
the
> wheel cylinder on the right rear brake seems to move very easily in the
slot.
> As the slot is rather large in relation to the wheel cylinder housing, I
> assume it is suppose to move but the clunk when I move it sounds like what
I
> get when braking. Any thoughts? Should it not move that much?
> Rich Kahn
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