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The long brake shoe (secondary shoe) faces to the back.
Not sure what the inside shoe is, you have a primary and secondary shoe. The short shoe (primary) faces forward and the long shoe (secondary) faces rearward. You may have a stuck/frozen wheel cylinder, stuck/frozen e-brake cable, tired/broken hold down hardware and heavily worn wear pads on the backing plate, to name a few.
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The brake lite switch is right over the brake petal. It faces the driver. If you have Cruise on the truck, that switch is in the same spot. It will have a hose running off it. The brake lite switch only has wires.
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One thing to remember is that the short shoe (primary) faces the front and the longer shoe (secondary) faces the rear. I would recomend purchasing a "hardware" kit along with the new shoes. This kit replaces all the springs and hold down parts. Do one wheel at a time so you can have one for referance.
The short shoe (primary) faces the front. The long shoe (secondary) faces the rear.
Large goes twoard front, shorter to rear. WRONG! the smaller shoe faces toward the front of the van. if one shoe is shorter then the other, the shorter shoe ALWAYS faces toward the front of the vehicle. this is called servo style brakes, if the the shoes are the same length then it dose not matter witch one faces forward, this is called non-servo style brakes. but in this case GM uses servo style brakes so the smaller shoe faces the front.
as it goes for any car it can either be your emergency brake cable is broken, or simply you need to replace your back brakes.... if you have a manual car, just put the car in gear when you park, 1-5 if the front of the car faces downhill, and reverse if the tail faces downhill
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