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06/4/2012 at 10:37am
Location: Derbyshire Outfit: ElddisAvante462 Honda CRV SE2.2 i-Dtec
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Ours has sometimes made a squeeling noise when moving, we fished out a few particles of gravel out of the casing, but when we asked our service centre they said it probably needed lubricating, as the three times its been in for service since we fitted it, it had not been touched, as its actually an 'add-on' to the main service at a cost of £25, where we mistakenly thought it would be included.
Having said that, ours still worked ok apart from the noise, so we just carried on using it until we got it in for its service, what make of mover do you have anyway?
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06/4/2012 at 4:22pm
Location: None Entered Outfit: Coachman Pastiche
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Quote: Originally posted by Jax365 on 06/4/2012Take it for a spin around the block for a couple of miles and back to base. Check to see if the wheels are hot, if they are the brakes are stuck on. A bit of aerosol brake cleaner might do the trick. WD40 at a push.
Had the most incredible noise from mine at low speeds once. It was a pad in the integrated anti-snake device that was grating against the towball, so check that's working ok if you have one.
Have someone tow slowly whilst you walk alongside to see if you can see where the noise is coming from.
Don't spray any kind of "magic cure" on your brakes, least of all WD40. This may well stop the noise, but will also stop the brakes functioning.
As someone has already mentioned, it sounds like the lining has come away from the shoe. You could remove the drum to investigate, but you should really use a new one shot nut to reassemble it, which you can possibly get at a caravan dealers (they will most likely be open through the bank holiday as they will do good business from caravanners who forgot things, broke things or are taking advantage of the time off work to look at new caravans and accessories)
I would expect the one shot nut to be in stock at a dealer as they probably use a lot of them for servicing. A set of new brake shoes might be pushing your luck a little bit too far though.
Out of interest, has it been serviced very recently, it could be that the brakes are over adjusted.
Post last edited on 06/04/2012 16:28:23
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