99 dakota 3.9L 2 wd we put new shoes and drums on it the wheel cylinders where replaced 2 months ago the brakes worked fine right after we changed them then i got home about 30 kms away from where we did it and the back brakes where sticking on. The drums got so hot they were smoking what could it be every thing has been changed the wheel cylinders have been changed twice now..
Ask your mechanic to back off on the adjustment ( way too tight ). Or maybe, did you accidently leave the parking brake on? ( happens to the best of us!!! ). Good luck and God bless.
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