2002 Volkswagen Cabrio "replace rear breake shoes" Questions

...shoes (rear) adjustment I recently replaced my 1997 rear break shoes but I don't know how to adjust them. The brake pedal still too low and I also replaced the front pads reason why I know the issue ...

...Rear brake drum (Scored) 4. Brake shoe (Dirty). 5. Brake shoe (Glazed) 6. Tension or return spring (Faulty) 7. Anti-squeal shim (Damaged) 8. Shoe hold down spring (Damaged). 6. Apply a thin layer of ...

...rear shoes where replaced,was this a problem before replacing the rear shoes?Adjust the rear shoes out to where the wheel drags just a littl when turning it by hand,then if you need to,bleed the ...

...around 6k miles, look for cracks and  and any unusual wear, When i service breaks in my shop on 1 regular customer, it is replacing the front pads twice before i need to replace the rear

replace rear break shoes Remove the rear tire after blocking other tires for safety while sitting on jack.........Adjust the tension of the shoes if the drum doesn't want to remove easy...The slack ...

...rear shoes replaced + hand brake cables ( New) still uneven breaking even after new shoes bedded in , brake bled for fear of air in system . rear cylinders look OK no weeping and not sticking working ...

How are the rear break drums removed for break shoe replacement? check and see if there is a lock ring over 1 of your wheel studs ,if not then the worn out shoe is holding it on and you have to get ...

bleed breaks pedal still spongy 1966 vw beetle, I replaced the front break pads ans wheel cylinders as well as the master cylinder and most of the break lines. I have been using a vacuum hand pump and

...rear axles to replace the shoes.They are a slight pain in the tail but the shoes can be replaced without removing the axles. If you don't already, you will need to purchase a hold down spring ...

...up even when the handbrake is off it is a 106 the rear shoes break up this is a common fault ,remove the rear drum (very difficult ) replace shoes end of problem,dont over adjust the new ones ...