2002 Dodge Neon "rear drum" Questions

...rear brake drum off? You should jack up securely the rear end, and then remove the lugnuts to the wheels and remove the wheel. Then, you may need a heavy hammer to tap on the 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock ...

...rear brake drum off? I need to get a the guts of the rear brakes in a 2003 dodge neon sxt, but how do you get the drum off? 2003 dodge neon sxt Here are the steps; ) Park on a level surface. safety ) ...

...drum rear brakes. Put the rear end up on jack stands and have a helper push and release the parking brake and watch what the cable is doing on both sides. You should be able to see the hang up. If it ...

...rear drum brakes. have a 1996 Neon with the same problem I am currently working on. It did the same thing to me 6 months ago. At that time I changed the brake shoes and the wheel cylinder. Now the ...

1999 neon rear brakes not working The rear brakes are drum. Driver side will lock up on it and the other side dosn't work at all. Replace Drums, shoes, wheel cylinders and brake hardware.

...BLEEDER SCREW AND SEE IF IT RELEASES..IF IT DOES,REAR BRAKE HOSE MAY BE HOLDING WHEEL CYLINDER PISTONS OUT KEEPING BRAKE ON..YOU'LL NEED TO REMOVE AFFECTED DRUM AND INSPECT BRAKES AND REAR ...

...rear of the car....its ok to use old hardware as long spings look ok and not streched.. make sure u got the rite size and thickness of shoes for it,then make sure the cylinders are pressed in all the ...

...rear drum brake locks up and releases on my 04 dodge neon the driver side rear wheel locks up then it releases but then locks up again need to check your emergency cable its probably stuck Check for ...

drum), then you could have a problem with the shoes or lever releasing inside the rotor (depending on the setup on the rear). As well if it were not brakes in very, very rare occasions a wheel bearing

...rear of car see if you can turn the wheel easley remoave tire .look onout side of drum on stud for hokding clips ,you can take them off with a screwdriver or just pry them off or turn them off back ...