Rear Brakes?
#16
09-18-2011, 10:27 PM
Forget the bleeding if you didn't change out the cylinders. I must have read that wrong.
I usually turn the drum with one hand while I tighten the adjuster with the other. When I say tight I just mean it starts to get harder to turn and you hear the shoes dragging on the drum. Then you back off a little. A little drag is OK because the shoes with seat themselves.
I usually turn the drum with one hand while I tighten the adjuster with the other. When I say tight I just mean it starts to get harder to turn and you hear the shoes dragging on the drum. Then you back off a little. A little drag is OK because the shoes with seat themselves.
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09-18-2011, 11:09 PM
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Forget the bleeding if you didn't change out the cylinders. I must have read that wrong.
I usually turn the drum with one hand while I tighten the adjuster with the other. When I say tight I just mean it starts to get harder to turn and you hear the shoes dragging on the drum. Then you back off a little. A little drag is OK because the shoes with seat themselves.
I usually turn the drum with one hand while I tighten the adjuster with the other. When I say tight I just mean it starts to get harder to turn and you hear the shoes dragging on the drum. Then you back off a little. A little drag is OK because the shoes with seat themselves.
I got ya.. Thanks for the Info... Right now The adjuster is all the way in.. I will work on it tomorrow.
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