I am stuck!!!
I just replaced my stock rear brake shoes with the larger set from Postons. My 2 problems are :
1) I couldn't get the drum to go back on so I banged it on for about 5 mins. Once it was on, I cannot rotate the axel any more. And now, I cannot get the darn thing off again. Do I drive it around the block to break it in?? Or will that build heat and ruin something?? I figure after it is on and I drive it, the softer shoes will give some and everything will be fine. Did anyone else have this problem?
2) I hit the brake pedal and then realized that the other drum was off. The cylinder pushed out and I lost a little fluid. Is this cylinder ruined now?? Or can I just drive it as is. It looks fine but how can I test it for leaks??
Also, I did turn the adjust all the way in - so that isn't the problem.
Brandon
I just replaced my stock rear brake shoes with the larger set from Postons. My 2 problems are :
1) I couldn't get the drum to go back on so I banged it on for about 5 mins. Once it was on, I cannot rotate the axel any more. And now, I cannot get the darn thing off again. Do I drive it around the block to break it in?? Or will that build heat and ruin something?? I figure after it is on and I drive it, the softer shoes will give some and everything will be fine. Did anyone else have this problem?
2) I hit the brake pedal and then realized that the other drum was off. The cylinder pushed out and I lost a little fluid. Is this cylinder ruined now?? Or can I just drive it as is. It looks fine but how can I test it for leaks??
Also, I did turn the adjust all the way in - so that isn't the problem.
Brandon