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Date:         Tue, 10 Jan 1995 11:28:28 -0800 (PST)
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From:         Jack Agnew <jagnew@svpal.org>
Subject:      Re: Flooding in Cal

On Tue, 10 Jan 1995, Dave Kautz wrote: > > VW related content: > I went up to Kohlweiss yesterday and bought those little rubber plugs to > keep water from getting in to the rear brakes through the adjusting holes. > All I need now is a dry spot so I can crawl under and put them in. > I parked it recently with wet brakes, set the parking brake, and when I > came back the brakes had seized. It took a substatial application of power > and clutch slipping to get them to break loose! Is this a result of metallic > pads? Is is stupid to set the parking brake when it is wet out? > I had that problem of seizing brakes when they were wet with my '73. Got so bad that I started carring a small hammer - just a tap on the drums would free them right up. When all else fails - force it! :) We are also in the Bay Area - don't look up - you can drown. Jack


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