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2009 Shorelander Brake Acuator Squealing

ToddyP5

By ToddyP5
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Hey guys I have a 2009 Shorelander and when I brake or accelerate the brake acuator is squealing very bad. Super annoying. Can any one offer any advice. A 2025 Pro V Lund sits on it. It has surge brakes. Thanks alot!!

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I have a 2006 EZ loader carrying a gx235 Glastron, had a major squealing noise from actuator when brakes were applied and released, it is a ufp actuator and after much aggravation from dealer telling me it was the way it was supposed to be to ez loader saying it was the brake manufacturers problem not theirs finally with the help of ufp we traced it to the emergency cable being routed wrong and creating the noise. The actuator had to be disassembled to correctly route the cable but no noise since. I hope this helps

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