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WooHooo I failed inspection. AKA rear brake questions.

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Old 08-02-2011, 08:02 PM
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Well now this sucks, I went to go do my brakes and when I pulled a spring every thing came out, and the pictures I have access to don't tell me **** about what goes where.
 
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Old 08-02-2011, 08:56 PM
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take the drum off the other side, and use it as a guide.
 
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I figgered it out but now I lost the cap to my adjustment screw. It's gunna be a fun walk to the parts store in the morning if I cant find it. I am regretting this ATM and thinking sears woulda been a better choice.
 
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My work area for the night.
 
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Oh.... when working on grass, I always put a piece of cardboard down, so if parts drop, the ants don't carry them off......
 
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Heres your sign:

You know your a redneck when you take your speakers out of your door to use the magnet to find a screw for your brakes.
 
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Old 08-03-2011, 12:21 AM
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lol I never thought to do that.

Speaking from experience?
 
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Not on brakes but yes Tonight actually LOL
 
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Quick question, The shoes. One has a smaller contact area than the other, does that one go on the front or back. If you are looking at the assembly. BTW I can't jack th eother side as I only have one jack stand that ain't broken.


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Shoe with the shorter surface goes toward the front of the truck.
 


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