If so you can have your own thread in this section.
This section on other websites has led to arguments and contention. People are posting pictures of their pride and joy and therefore CONSTRUCTIVE comments only please!
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OllieNZ wrote: It could be a flaw in the mounting that's preventing them floating. It's an issue we suffer a lot on the aircraft at work. Could be something simple like copperslip plus brake dust and heat = solid mass or something a bit more subtle like a brake line pulling the caliper in one direction or another. It doesn't take much external pressure to twist on the caliper to cause the pins to bind and stop it floating. Maybe worth another look at the installation if it still uses the stock park brake cables they could be causing the issue especially during articulation
Hmmm... will have a good stare at it all when it's back together, thanks Ollie!
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wombat wrote: You could swap the pads over after every couple of trips out so they wear evenly
Hopefully the shims should stop it Wombat, but I'll keep an eye on the pads and swap them / report back over time...
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GraphicX wrote: were your sliders seized (possibly open) ? did you have rubber grease on them ?
The thing is, in our little Jimny group, about 3-4 of us have the same set-up and we're all experiencing the same problem. To that end, JiumnyBits is on the case, and we're working on a solution - watch this space.
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