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interesting brake noise

Suspension; Gearbox, Clutch and Driveshafts; Brakes; Steering; Throttle and clutch cable issues
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Re: interesting brake noise

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going to pick up the cables from my mate in GSF tomorrow morning.done it on the bug so i guess it cant be that different (hopefully!)haven't spoken to anyone but i assume everyone has smelly work to go to.i've left the car in gear just now,its just remembering i've left it in gear and not ramming my garage door!
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I had a similar issue with my handbrake suddenly going very tight.. it turned out i hadn't seated one side properly in the back-plate when putting the rear drums back together!
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Mine was tight to begin with,then worked fine,then didnt work at all,and is now working again.got new cables anyway.who knows what will go wrong next! :ire:
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Re: interesting brake noise

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Hello gayle, I see the brake drama continues :ire: I've been driving my car with the stereo turned up so I don't hear any more noises, just not had time to get near it or for that matter on here.

The brakes especially fitting handbrake cables is something I have never done :dunno:

I know Sandy is about and I could lend a hand, I'm no expert. There are guides on the likes of Mk1 Golf owners forum. I think Ben might be back on the scene the turn of the month, not even spoken to anyone since the coil over fitting. I am about at the farm doing tiling for my folks on Wed,fri then will be pretty free the following week. We could maybe organise something that week, usual clinic style. I'll maybe text Ben and speak to Sandy.

Will give you a text at some point :good:
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i could do it myself but i'm just trying to be out the house as much as possible right now.i'll get around to it at some point probably,if not then i'll shine the bat signal next week x :good:
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GADZOOKS I THOUGHT YOU WERE ALL DEAD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Next week as follows,
Monday - recovering from 1/2 pint shandy (21st birthday again) :laugh: hangover but should be fit to drive anytime. :hugegrin:
Tuesday - Free. :yahoo:
Wednesday - Free. :yahoo:
Thursday - Donating blood to Dr Vampire at 13:50 so kind of fouls the day up. :crying:
Friday - Free. :yahoo:
Saturday - Free. :yahoo:
Sunday - Free. :yahoo:
I'll watch for the signs in the sky, or you could just PM me ?????????? :thankyou:
May bring speedo as mine is making "funny" noises.
If you want company on the way down I could arrange to meet you.
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lol gadzooks.what a fantastic but under-used word!
i'm free any time cept first thing monday morning when i have the vet.
is it your 21st again sandy?you dont look a day over 24 :beers:
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Why don't you use a doctor like the rest of us. Boom Boom :hugegrin: :hugegrin:
Basil Brush is alive and living in the Port.
I have got worse ones than that if that is at all possible.
Even if you reverse the figures your still a mile out :scratch: :scratch:
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too much coffee tonight sandy??lol

i'm old enough to remember basil brush unfortunately.
and,yeah,hoping the vet will put me out my misery so if you dont hear from me after monday then you can fight over the cars :zombie:
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