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Old 06-11-2007, 05:43 PM   #3
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Thanks for that Quite a relief I can tell you.

Just one last question. Should I leave the hand/parking brake on or off?

Thanks again..


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Originally Posted by Drag0na5h
Yes that's a very good guide to follow. Just take your time when taking anything off to note what it looks like while it's on so you are confident after the job is finished that it was done right. When doing the supra brakes two metal V-shaped springs are attached to the brake pads via a few holes. Note how they are before taking them off and putting them in the new pads.
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