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A Grinding Noise When the Brakes Are Applied Could Be

Question 43

Question 43

Multiple Choice

A grinding noise when the brakes are applied could be caused by ______.


A) weak return springs
B) weak holddown springs
C) worn shoes
D) All the answers are correct.

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