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Old 11-01-2012, 07:57 AM   #8
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Re: brake troubleshooting

when you do the drums just do one at a time. pic's will help alot trust me. if the springs still have the paint on them that makes it alot ezer to if not no big deal. what i do is as i take it apart i set it on the ground in the shap of the drum so i can look at it when i put it back together. or i just take out the adjuster and take off the hold downs and the ebrake cable and leve the springs on that way you have the hole thing together to look at as all that will be replaced. good luck, mike
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