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Should the rear brakes have a slight rub when you turn each rear wheel ? I believe I correctly adjusted with a feeler gauge to .8 mm but I do get a rub when I spin the wheel... that does not seem right with the parking brake off
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I will double check mine but I am pretty certain that if I reduce the clearance then I will be rubbing brakes very hard Currently, I spin the wheel and each side rubs briefly then it's free, so perhaps 45 degrees of the 360 degree spin or if it were a clock face then it rubs from 1-3 oçlock I am thinking that maybe the rotors are warped? |
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