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So I bought some brake shoes the other day and I was going to tackle my rear brakes yesterday, so I took the wheel off and quickly ran into a problem. My drums seem to be stuck. I pryed and pryed and they wouldn't budge. I tapped with a soft-headed mallet and they wouldn't budge that way either. It got to the point where I was standing there kicking it. I finally gave up and threw my wheel back on. For some reason I know someone will ask that stupid question "Did you have your E-brake on? durrrrrr" and the answer is no. Is there some sort of way that should get them off? The search function yeilded no real results.
-------------------- 1991 MR2 - T-tops - Crimson Red - Gen3 3SGTE - Lots of money
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QUOTE(Bitter @ Sep 15, 2006 - 4:17 AM) [snapback]479911[/snapback] 94 has it right, theres a lip. you'll have to work the shoes inward with the star adjuster. theres a rubber plug in the backing plate, pull that out and use a screw driver to turn the adjuster to loosen the shoes from the drum, then it should just come off. thank you for adding that part, i forgot to mention, and thanks for backin me up -------------------- ![]() 1994 GT Hatchback 1994 ST Coupe 1988 Corolla Wagon All-Trac 1999 Corvette 2008 Cobalt SS Turbo |
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