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TeamEstep · 01-02-2016, 01:33 PM

Thanks davepl
I haven't cycled the e-brake and don't think there is anything that could be moving it. I did check to see if the e-brake mechanism in the drum was moving freely.
Also, since I was able to set up the adjuster so that the wheel moves freely, I don't think the shoes are too fat.
The curious part is that it is in both rear brakes. I would think that if it was something I did wrong with one of the wheels, it would be only one wheel and not happening to both.
I'm stumped!

01-02-2016, 01:33 PM	#3
TeamEstep Registered User Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Gig Harbor, Washington Posts: 44	Re: Rear drum drag Thanks davepl I haven't cycled the e-brake and don't think there is anything that could be moving it. I did check to see if the e-brake mechanism in the drum was moving freely. Also, since I was able to set up the adjuster so that the wheel moves freely, I don't think the shoes are too fat. The curious part is that it is in both rear brakes. I would think that if it was something I did wrong with one of the wheels, it would be only one wheel and not happening to both. I'm stumped!