I need a picture diagram of the rear drum breaks to change them

Do one side at a time. The PULL is reverse but that will give you something to follow

Take a Picture of EACH SIDE.. Just in case there is soemthing that happened.

Use Anti-Seize on the Adjustment Screw

Adjust the Drums with the Tire Off, take the Drum on and off to adjust. Will save you a lot of time

Use the other side ,as your guide

Below is a video on replacing brake shoes/drums on your car. Best of luck!

THE Spring is Behind the rear Drum,Of the Car..OK...

google rear break drum

Auto Zone usually has a diagram on there computer ...showing all the springs etc. to re-assemble a drum break .

Copy and paste this into your search window: 2002 ford ranger rear brake diagram

You should see four pictures pop up, select the brake parts diagram or the brake picture.

First of all check the drum for two screws that go through the drum into the back bread plate, if not then take a hammer and hit the drum, be careful not to hit the lugs, you have to loosen the drum because over time it gets rusty and sticks to the lug nut plate that the lugs are attached too..........Hope this helps....any other questions just ask....

most drum brakes are pretty much the same. once you've got the wheel off, it is just a matter of beating on the drum until it releases. get a big hammer and beat the living daylights outta the drum, but try not dent it or break it... it will eventually release. the brake shoes are in there. take a picture of them if you want, so you can refer to it when you put all those springs back in there. also take both wheels off and work on one side at a time so that you can refer to the other side if you get confused. you must bleed your brakes when you are done so find a helper to pump the brake pedal while you operate the bleeder valve.

Okay, then you have what you need. Just take the drum off of the other side and use it as a reference. You are going to have a hard time trying to find a diagram. The Hayes and others are just general pictures and not necessarily what is on your specific vehicle. I do not have that particular diagram myself.
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