But this has stumped me, judder is coming from the drivers side rear wheel, even on rollers you can see prssure goes up and down like a yoyo. Thats handbrake or brake pedal so not the compensators.
So far it has had, new shoes, new handbrake cable, new cylinder, new brake line, 6 different drums 2 of which were brand new.
I'm seriously running out of patience, I got 4 days left on my free re test, cars in a show at the end of the month and nothing seems to solve this problem.
Has anybody got any suggestions as to what is causing this?? The only thing left I can think of could be the drum back plate has got bent so shoes arent parallel to drum? Does this sound feasale though as surely it would just cause wear on one side of the pad??
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Oh and, without the wheel it can be felt just turning drum by hand with an assisstant holding either the handbrake or the foot brake slightly on. The wheel is under pressure for 1/4 turn then not then repeat etc. It is exactly the same as if the drum is warped but I have took the drum off the other side which has ne probs and it does the same. Both drums are brand spanking new, havent even put 3 mile on them.