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The hardware holding the brakes in place need to be lubed or replace. When taking the shoe off look inside the caliper and you will see the thin housing. you can take them out and put lube on them or local automotive store sells them very cheap.

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Q: Why does the brakes make a squeak sound when releasing the brake?
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