Questions & Answers for: drum brake lube points

brake drum and bearings should slide right off. If not a wack on the drum should loosen the rust holding them in place. take a small point punch, place the brake drum on a hard flat surface and hammer

...drum increases, this causes the cam to pass the high point. Remove the rear wheel and disassemble the brake hub. It should lift right out. Inspect and replace the shoes if needed, clean and lube the ...

...lube. Maybe its your brakes not releasing far enough and they are rubbing the disc or drum which ever you have. The hub bearings in most newer vehicles are far better constructed than were the old ...

...lube all of the key points. On disc brakes, lube the area where the pads sit in the hangar, make sure the clips are free of dirt and rust. Lube the pad backing (not the part that contacts the rotor!) ...

...drum brake backing plate shown Fig. 13: Adjusting the gauge to fit the brake drum Fig. 14: Adjust the brake shoes to fit the gauge Fig. 15: Adjusting the drum brakes using a brake spoon CAUTION Brake ...

...drum brake Brake Shoes Removal & Installation Duo-Servo Type To Remove: Raise the vehicle and support it safely. Remove the tire and wheel assembly. Remove the brake drums. Using a brake tool, ...

...looks ok what could it be ? Thanks Try some white grease on shoe contact points on the backing plate. Shoe could be hang on spots of backing plate. Also lube other hardware and self

...adjustment spool similar to those used in the standard drum brake systems. It can be accessed from the back side of the drum cover through a plugged hole also the same as a standard drum brake

...drum in half with a torch or sawzall. Expect most parts will need to be replaced. Very likely that the parking brake cables are seized. This happens a lot up North due to road salt. Make sure the ...

2006 pt cruiser, changed rear drums and shoes. Lubed all contact points and cylinder and bled. Clunking noise when braking from the passenger rear. Switched drums and noise persists. Check this ...