HomeHow do you get the rear brake drums off of a 95 Saturn SL2?
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2015-07-15 21:08:28
2015-07-15 21:08:28
I just removed the rear brake drums yesterday on my wifes 94 Saturn SL2 I used a 1/2 inch round shaft 6" long and tapped the drum from behind the backing plate slid right off Good Luck
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go to youtube and type in richpin06 theres a video on the fronts and a second video on the rear with drums
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