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Old 07-16-2008, 12:10 PM
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'96 rear brake drum stuck.....

What is the best way to get the drum off? I've tried a rubber mallet but it just won't budge.

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Old 07-16-2008, 04:34 PM
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Re: '96 rear brake drum stuck.....

Rubber? A big hammer and pry bar, there is a rusted lip on the rear inner surface of the drum holding against the linings, this is a PITA.
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Old 07-17-2008, 01:26 PM
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Re: '96 rear brake drum stuck.....

This was discussed pretty well:
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...ght=brake+drum
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Re: '96 rear brake drum stuck.....

just use a hammer and on the back side of the drum just tap on it with enough force and go around in the edge of the drum doing that.
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Old 08-06-2008, 05:46 PM
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Re: '96 rear brake drum stuck.....

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just use a hammer and on the back side of the drum just tap on it with enough force and go around in the edge of the drum doing that.
Noooo.

Never hit the back of a drum...you can crack it, that's the farthest point from where it's stuck, usually. Around the hub is where the stick, and sometimes the ridge Max mentioned...

Spray penetrant around the hub and studs, let soak a bit, then hit the area between the studs with a metal hammer...put the lugnuts on to protect the studs so you don't bream one...

That's if the drum/hub interface is stuck...if it moves on the hub, it's caught on a ridge on the friction surface...or the parking brake is dragging. Either way the solution is to adjust the shoes in through the access hole, not beat it death...do that and sometimes the springs and everything fly off with the drum...

Sometimes you can sneak it off by turning it back and forth abruptly while pulling outward if the ridge is not too bad...
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Re: '96 rear brake drum stuck.....

Freakin' typos...I'm trying to break in a new keyboard, and AF won't let me edit for some reason....
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Re: '96 rear brake drum stuck.....

if its a lumina keyboard it will never really work right...

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