1997 Dodge Dakota "rear drum brakes" Questions

...rear drum pads on 1998 dodge durango. They are SMOKIN After replacing the pads on the rear drums the "Brake Light- Dummy Light" on the dash panel is still lit. I drove 2 miles and they began smoking ...

rear drum brakes are not working properly. This is bad because it means that you are not getting proper braking from the rear brakes as well as having the parking brake issue. This can cause premature

rear left and right drum brake on my 92 dodge dakota just fell off when i took the tire off to check the brakes--it was grinding real hard on my way home today--some kind of spring fell out of it with

rear brake drum . You need to measure across your brake drum, from back side or at least look at front for Min.Thickness stamped on front of drum.If min. thickness is readable, it should tell you what

rear drums off! There is a ridge that the brake shoe is grabbing against. Look for the little slot at the bottom of the drum and turn the adjuster either upwards or downwards...turning the drum to see

cannot put on rear brake drum on 2003 dodge dakota changed brake shoes and now the drum will not go back on. Back the adjuster start wheel off to fit the drum, you have the shoes maladjusted.

rear drum doesnt want to line up well now with the wheel studs. you could have a damaged drum .. many auto parts stores can test that for you .. could be a bent axel or flange (spin the rear wheel and

rear wheel remove brake drum remove brake line from wheel cyl.remove least amount of tension springs and shoe assembally as possible then remove the 2 bolts that hold the cyl in place the bolts are on

rear brakes dakota truck my rear brake are not working not my rear lights please help me if you have disc in the rear, bleed the caliper. If you have drums, the cylinders and the adjustment screw

...rear brakes they. The fronts will lock up on smow and the rear keep on pushing. You will need to adjust the rear brakes manually ,by removing the rear drums and grinding the lip down then adjust the ...