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Changing brake shoes??????
I believe it is time to change my rear brake shoes but have never done this. I was told it can be a pain in the butt. I have changed my front brake pads plenty of time but never the rear ones where there is drum brakes. I have a '98 4.0 v6 4x4. Can anybody direct me how to do this?
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Re: Changing brake shoes??????
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It's not to difficult. The worst part is dealing with all the springs and metal lines. Make sure that you only do one side at a time--and use the other side as a reference. Also, I bought the Chilton's reference that was a help to me. Best Regards, Stan
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Re: Changing brake shoes??????
I agree with manlystanley. one side at a time, also you can take digital picture of it as a reference. check for groves or wear in the drums, any leakage in the wheel cylinders. personally I think drums are harder to do than disc brakes. It might be a job to do with a buddy whos done it before. Brakes are something you don't want to make a mistake on
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