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Need diagram of drum brakes. adjuster is installed wrong. where can i find one free.

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Go to your local library they should have Chilton books for your vehicle. But here is a link all drum brakes are all but the same.


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Sorry link so long it is a exploded view of the drum break assembly. 

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