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paulkedwards
 


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Parking Brake shoe fittings help




After getting new pads and discs I have a problem after some broken bits fell out on removal of the drivers side disc. The bits appear to be parts of a clip / spring that should fit between the two shoes (see photos). Can this piece bought separately or does it come as part of the handbrake shoe kit? Strangely one side seems to be new pads etc and ones side dirty and old. Should I replace the lot as a matter of course as after a trial fitting together the brakes seem to not allow the wheel to turn freely and if I presume this missing bit is part the issue?

Feeling very frustrated as I don't think I can now use the car Sad

Cheers

Paul
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paul sent you my number Thumbs Up
  
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It can be bought as a seperate part.

The car can be used without it, but not advised for any long distances. The spring is there for the shoe to sit against, and wear away the spring clip, not the hub carrier Thumbs Up
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Thanks for the swift advice. Will look at ordering the bits on Monday and will have to talk nicely to my ex(its a 120 mile round journey) to come and collect the kids rather than me deliver them.

Cheers, Paul
 Discovery 4 HSE 2014 (Current)
Defender 90 TD5 - 2003 (Current)
Discovery 3 HSE 2009 (Previous)
Discovery 2 Landmark 2004, 2001, 2002 (Previous)
Discovery 1 300tdi 1996 & V8i 1995, 200tdi 1993 (previous)
Defender 110 300tdi 1993 (Previous)
Range Rover Vogue 4.6 - 2001 (Previous)
Freelanders TD4 (2001 3 door & 2002 5 door) Previous
Defender 90 2.5 then converted to V8i (1990) previous
Defender 90 2.25 then converted to v8 (1986)
Various others 
 
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Details in the pic for anyone else who may be looking for this bit:

 Discovery 4 HSE 2014 (Current)
Defender 90 TD5 - 2003 (Current)
Discovery 3 HSE 2009 (Previous)
Discovery 2 Landmark 2004, 2001, 2002 (Previous)
Discovery 1 300tdi 1996 & V8i 1995, 200tdi 1993 (previous)
Defender 110 300tdi 1993 (Previous)
Range Rover Vogue 4.6 - 2001 (Previous)
Freelanders TD4 (2001 3 door & 2002 5 door) Previous
Defender 90 2.5 then converted to V8i (1990) previous
Defender 90 2.25 then converted to v8 (1986)
Various others 
 
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