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Dont always assume the worst case scenario

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Bad bearing probably, dont drive it was the advice.

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No sound change happened when I slowly pulled the handbrake, so I called the road assistance.

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No sound change happened when I slowly pulled the handbrake, so I called the road assistance.

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No sound change happened when I slowly pulled the handbrake, so I called the road assistance.

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Bad bearing probably, dont drive it was the advice.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello, so I started developing a sound on my rear driver's wheel. The sound would be there whether in gear or not, even if the car was rolling with engine off down the road. So I excluded engine issues. My mechanic told me to pull the handbrake while rolling with engine off, to exclude the rear drums. No sound change happened when I slowly pulled the handbrake, so I called the road assistance. Bad bearing probably, dont drive it was the advice. Next day I went to the shop; a small spring was the culprit. This is the picture: This is the spring that holds the drum in place. It was broken and the brake shoe was moving freely around... This is the actual part: https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...352-741-00-OEM Diagram: https://nemigaparts.com/cat_spares/p...996/21/603050/ [Number 10] Amazingly, Porsche dealer has plenty of them, so probably something that breaks and we all should replace them next time we rebuild our handbrakes?

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I had to fix this as well, but mine wasn't as mangled so I just bent it by hand back into the correct shape. Design-wise there's nothing wrong with it - 100% mechanic skill issue, whoever worked on it before I bought the car.

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