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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: DALLAS,TX
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Re: Servicing the rear end hubs on a dually
Just a couple follow-up questions.....
If I understand correctly, the rear hub bearings are done similar to how the front spindle/hub bearings are done:
And.... The new-drum/rebuilt hub assemblys were re-installed over new brake shoes & hardware. The adjusting nut for the shoes on both sides are adjusted 100% in. There is zero drag on the pass side & moderate drag on the drivers side. I backed off the tension rod for the e-brake & it sure seems loose but there's still some drag @ the drum. Am I missing something here as far as adjustment? I'm extra concerned because this side was the worst of the 2 as far as material remaining on the shoes (all friction material was gone & it was metal to metal contact before servicing).
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