Reply to "Rear Drum Brake Service"

Gordon NicholsMassachusetts 1993 CMC Supporting Member

Dan, the metal parts were not rusted or corroded. They looked like the Anti-Seize just got solid over time with whatever heat there was in there. Grab the star wheel with small waterpump pliers and rock it a bit and they freed up but were still stiff.

But What'cha-gonna-do? Every 8 years just pull the drums off (they look great, btw), clean stuff up and put it all back. What could have been an hour job turned into an afternoon, but what the heck else have I got to do, right? rolleyes

5/26/207:09 AM

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