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weird brake problems
On our 97 Grand am, it has a strange brake problem. When the brakes are applied, the back brakes come on way too strong. In fact sometimes in the rain, they will start to skid in the rear, just slowing down to a stop sign. I can also feel the car sink in the rear when the brakes are pressed, so they are for sure coming on too strong. The car does not pull to one side or the other & the fronts seem to be functioning ok. Tonight I pulled the rears apart, & to my surprise, everything looked great. No dirt or oil in the drums, Pads are about 80% drums seemed fine. Is this some type of proportioning problem?
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are the shoes on correctly primary thinner on front secondary thicker on rear. and is there any heat cracks or glazing?.
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same problem in 96 grand am
Any idea what is happening to the cars brakes. All looked fine on the rear brakes when inspected. No idea?
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97 Grand Am Brakes
Hey, I have the same exact problem on the girlfriends car. Been playing with it for quite some while. Typical squatting in the rear when you apply the brakes lightly and no matter what you adjust/bleed you end up with the same results.
Please let me know when/if you find anything to cure this problem! Thanks, Joe |
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Re: weird brake problems
had the same problem for a year.. they said my shoes were okay, but maybe a little old. They replaced both my shoes and wheel cylinders and the problem hasn't occured since.
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