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a good tip for rear drums

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Old 06-02-2009, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by aim4squirrels
Gauranteed easiest way.

1. Jack up Truck and put axle on stand
2. Remove tire and replace 1 lug nut.
3. Hop in truck and start 'er up.
4. Place in drive and jab brakes, do the same in reverse.
5. remove lug nut and drum.
Yeah I tried that method a while back because I remember you posting it long before this thread too. My problem was... my rear brakes didn't work that well (the reason the drums were comming off to check) and well in the process of putting in drive and giving it some gas... I hit the brakes to see if it broke loose, and i thought the axle stopped spinning so I put it in park. WRONG! lol lets just say the trans made an interesting sound I had never heard before
 
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LOL that happened to me too.
 
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Old 06-02-2009, 09:44 PM
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one on my Jeep literally fell off when i removed the rim
 



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