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SOURCE: suzuki samurai rear end vibrating

Check your u-joints in the rear driveshaft.

Brandon Kennison

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• Posted on May 19, 2009

SOURCE: Need to remove then repair rear drum brakes

jack up one side at a time without the ebrake on as that will engage only the rear brakes remove lugs and have a good hammer handy and tap on the drum until it will pull off

SOURCE: how do i remove the rear brake drums from a suzuki

Hi there,

1) With the vehicle jacked up and supported with axle stands, remove the rear wheels.
2) Using an old, thin, flat tip screwdriver and a hammer, remove the dust cap from the brake drum.
3) Using a 1/8" punch and hammer, tap out the lock nut indentation.
4) Using a 30mm, 1/2" drive socket and ratchet, unscrew the lock nut from the axle shaft.
5) Remove the flat washer from the axle shaft.
6) Ensure the hand brake is not applied.
7) Using a soft faced hammer, strike the outside edge of the drum repeatedly and all around while at the same time applying a pulling force on the drum. (This is best accomplished using two people and could take several minutes.) Be persistent!
8) Once the drum has been removed, tap or press out the wheel bearing from the inside out.
9) Clean and re-pack the wheel bearing with grease.

Good Luck!!

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SOURCE: how to replace headlight bulb in 2008 suzuki xl7?

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SOURCE: change rear brake pads on Suzuki Grand Vitara 2001

you will see a hole which is theaded on drum, slacken hand break cable, then screw a bolt into the hole, this will push off drum, dont no what size bolt is, you can buy a selection cheap at b.q