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Old 07-02-2005, 07:23 PM
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New parking brake shoe install pending

I ordered the shoe kit off fastlane and should be here any day now. Is there any hints I should know about replacing the shoes and springs? I have had the rotors off before so that won't be a biggie...It looks like some of those springs might be hard to get off.

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Old 07-03-2005, 09:00 AM
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Which car?

Look at the new springs to figure out how to remove the old ones.

Shoes are simple...adjust them all the way down before putting the drum on. Assuming nobody has messed with the cable slack in light of a proper adjustment, the drum should go right on.

Adjust through a lug hole until you feel a little resistance.

(Make sure your adjusters aren't frozen before you put everything back together. I always put Never-cease on mine. )
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Old 07-03-2005, 01:04 PM
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Which car?

Look at the new springs to figure out how to remove the old ones.

Shoes are simple...adjust them all the way down before putting the drum on. Assuming nobody has messed with the cable slack in light of a proper adjustment, the drum should go right on.

Adjust through a lug hole until you feel a little resistance.

(Make sure your adjusters aren't frozen before you put everything back together. I always put Never-cease on mine. )

OPPS!

its for the 300TD, anti-sneeze on the adjuster makes sense.

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1969 220D 4 speed (parts car)
1976 280C
1976 280S
1981 240D 4 speed (parts car)
1982 300D
1983 300TD (Ivory)
1983 300TD (gold)
1985 300TD (gray)
1987 190D 2.5
1970 280SEL (sold)
1977 240D 4 speed (sold)
1974 280 (rusted to death)
---
1927 Chevy 4 door sedan
1938 Chevy 2 door sedan
1950 Willys Jeepster
1955 Studebaker President 4 door
1977 Ford F250
1979 Glastron 17'
1948 John Deere A
1960 John Deere 2010
1979 Satoh S650G
--
2000 Bichon (Doby)
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