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In a message dated 99-06-27 14:52:38 EDT, john.kowalski@zg.tel.hr writes:
John,
See my comments below:
<< Here's the thing that I cannot figure out.... After checking the brake
adjustment (they were not out of adjustment) and bleeding them, I depressed
the brake pedal with a broom stick and held it depressed while I tried to
turn by hand the front wheels. With the brakes depressed slightly by the
broomstick, I found that the right and left wheels turned with the same
amount of resistance WHEN TURNED BACKWARDS. However, when I tried to turn
the front wheels in the forward direction, the RIGHT WHEEL seemed to BIND
and increased rkߕ e to the point that it was almost impossible to
turn. Where as the left front wheel turned in the forward direction with
about the same amount of resistance that both wheels had when turned
backwards. What would cause this? >>
Are the shoes instsalled & seated properly?
Tom
'68 Fastback (Thumper)
'70 Bug (Bailey)
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