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Old 06-10-2015, 12:44 PM   #1
PepeLePew
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Default 1999 Ka broken drum brake retaining spring any help appreciated..

Grinding noise out back end turned out to be a broken spring....Ford parts=no kits available for a 99 to fix. Trying around wreckers etc but other than sourcing from the UK any ideas or anyone have a serviceable drivers side drum assy? Never rains but it pours at the moment with the little Ka......

It's getting harder and harder to decide to keep....sadly as it's such a decent little jigger and has treated us well.
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