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    I do not remember saying (do not leave in 1st). I always leave my car in 1st. Might have had a senior moment!!!

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    Thanks Scooter. 1st it is then (or reverse!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by scooter View Post
    I do not remember saying (do not leave in 1st). I always leave my car in 1st. Might have had a senior moment!!!
    ah, maybe its me then Brian. Sorry
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    My drive is on a slope towards the road, I always back the car on and leave it in reverse. I do the same when parked in the garage. My handbrake works but it could be better I have been advised I will require discs,pads and shoes for the rear at the next service. (ouch) sounds expensive,

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    Quote Originally Posted by woolleysox View Post
    My drive is on a slope towards the road, I always back the car on and leave it in reverse. I do the same when parked in the garage. My handbrake works but it could be better I have been advised I will require discs,pads and shoes for the rear at the next service. (ouch) sounds expensive,
    Discs can be skimmed. or from the shop.

    Pads, same as VX220 fronts.

    Shoes.???????
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    Quote Originally Posted by AndyG View Post
    Discs can be skimmed. or from the shop.

    Pads, same as VX220 fronts.

    Shoes.???????
    Original shoes are marked Galfer 520.

    Company is in California but the current catalogue does not list them.
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    This is what I found when I took my discs off...


    Rear pads are Mintex MDB1890, which is Lotus Elise, Mitsubishi Lancer and the old Scooby...

    A lot of cleaning and a bit of adjustment....and it was spot on...

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    I tried to track down Galfer and the shoes, but came up empty handed. I can't believe they were unique to the 260

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    I've sent an email to Galfer in Spain to see if they can help with shoes....watch this space.

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