Cant get rear drum off
Cant get rear drum off
87 413, handbrake on rear prop.
There is one blanking grommet on the backplate but does not seem to reveal adjuster to back off brakes, tried the tapping all around drum with FBH, tried pry bars and twatting it with hardwood block on inside drum edge...
Other one came off p.o.p
My pre MOT work has not started too well !
There is one blanking grommet on the backplate but does not seem to reveal adjuster to back off brakes, tried the tapping all around drum with FBH, tried pry bars and twatting it with hardwood block on inside drum edge...
Other one came off p.o.p
My pre MOT work has not started too well !
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Re: Cant get rear drum off
Are we talking transmission drum brake? Or rear wheel drum?
If its the transmission drum, sounds stupid, you have removed the flange nut?
If its the transmission drum, sounds stupid, you have removed the flange nut?
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Re: Cant get rear drum off
its a prop brake...
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Re: Cant get rear drum off
My question stands. Flange nut removed?
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Re: Cant get rear drum off
Tis the O/S rear drum,
Sorry if the first line of my post was misleading, I was trying to identify the braking set up, the title did say Cant get rear drum off, lol.
Any advice appreciated as Im at head butting windscreen stage
Sorry if the first line of my post was misleading, I was trying to identify the braking set up, the title did say Cant get rear drum off, lol.
Any advice appreciated as Im at head butting windscreen stage
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Re: Cant get rear drum off
Well the manual says use a slide hammer.
I think people put the wheel on the wrong way round and hit it
I think people put the wheel on the wrong way round and hit it
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Re: Cant get rear drum off
Slide hammer or just undo the drum nuts and bray the wheel with a big hammer.
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Re: Cant get rear drum off
I just put the wheel back on and give it a kick or two. Make sure its secure on its stands before you do that - no scissor jacks!!
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Re: Cant get rear drum off
it's the hand brake drum guys!
just make sure you back the shoes off completely, release the handbrake, remove the centre bolt, and it should come off. if it doesn't, you might have to hook a slide hammer on it, and just work your way around, prying it off
just make sure you back the shoes off completely, release the handbrake, remove the centre bolt, and it should come off. if it doesn't, you might have to hook a slide hammer on it, and just work your way around, prying it off
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