YOUR RESEARCHPorsche Carrera 996 / 997 Project: Parking Brake Shoe Replacement
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Anyone got any questions on Project - Parking Brake Shoe Replacement for your Porsche 996 / 997 Carrera? Here's a back link to the original article: Pelican Technical Article: 53-BRAKES-Parking_Brake_Shoe_Replacement -Wayne
Not a good article really the bottom shoe spring is a royal pain in the you know what.. won't stay in place, and breaks on ya.. There is nothing to explain how to get this assembly back on , without breaking a spring, loosing a finger or an eye and without cursing to whoever designed that pos Not even a picture of how it should look down there, when properly installed Just 2 pictures of the things on top that are the most obvious.. nothing about the bottom stuff. The one that causes all the headaches.
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