HomeHow do you take the rear brake drum off a 1986 Nissan pickup?
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2015-07-15 19:39:14
2015-07-15 19:39:14
TAke the wheel off first then the drum. Sometimes it is rusted on and WD40 and sometimes heat is required to get it off. If the shoes have scored the drums. you need to back off on the adjustment of the shoes to remove the drums.
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on the outboard side near the lugs.
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