Dodge Dana 70 rear brake complete hardware kit?
I'm planing to perform a complete rebuild of the drum brakes on the rear of a 1996 Dodge Dana 70 with 13" x 2.5" drums. Unfortunately, I need everything, as the rear axle only came with the drums, backing plates and wheel cylinders (without the pushrod parts that push against the shoes) only. Does anyone know where I can find a complete hardware kit or am I going to have to find parts like the parking brake strut+ spring, parking brake lever and wheel cylinder shoe pins, etc. separately?
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Parts store has always been able to come up with them for me. Two or three different kits generally provide every part in there...... Check with your local parts stores, or Rock Auto......
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I'm not having much luck finding the parts I need to do this brake job. I need the wheel cylinder pushrods (4761607), the shoe guide plates (4761598) and the parking brake lever and strut package (4761585). Anyone know of any good sources for these parts?
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Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3371170)
I'm not having much luck finding the parts I need to do this brake job. I need the wheel cylinder pushrods (4761607), the shoe guide plates (4761598) and the parking brake lever and strut package (4761585). Anyone know of any good sources for these parts?
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The guide plates are available from any parts store that carries dorman products. (probably in the "Help" section) May have to source the rest from a junkyard.
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3371174)
Can't buy the push rods. The show guide plates do you mean backing plate? Should be able to get the last one
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Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3371205)
I do mean shoe guide plates - they are shaped somewhat like diamonds with a hole in the center - they sit at the brake shoe pivot point behind the brake springs at the top of the backing plate.
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Originally Posted by HeyYou
(Post 3371189)
The guide plates are available from any parts store that carries dorman products. (probably in the "Help" section) May have to source the rest from a junkyard.
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Push rods might be the same from a lighter duty axle. I have 1 ton wheel cylinders in my 1/2 ton. The push rods fit the same.
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Originally Posted by 2bit
(Post 3371228)
Push rods might be the same from a lighter duty axle. I have 1 ton wheel cylinders in my 1/2 ton. The push rods fit the same.
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3371207)
Ok I understand now. As HeyYou said check the help section. The parking brake assembly can be bought. I know advance calls it "Rear Secondary Brake Assembly"
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Did you try sourcing anything direct from dana? Not sure if they made the brake parts or did chrysler. ???
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Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3371251)
Thanks. I'll check with Advance for that part, as they have plenty of those in this area.
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3371207)
Ok I understand now. As HeyYou said check the help section. The parking brake assembly can be bought. I know advance calls it "Rear Secondary Brake Assembly"
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Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3371313)
I just searched Advance Auto's web site and did not find any parts when searching for "Rear Secondary Brake Assembly". I also searched for parking brake parts and nothing else came up other than parking brake cables and electrical connectors. Do you happen to have any listing at all for the parking brake strut and lever at Advance Auto?
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Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3371313)
I just searched Advance Auto's web site and did not find any parts when searching for "Rear Secondary Brake Assembly". I also searched for parking brake parts and nothing else came up other than parking brake cables and electrical connectors. Do you happen to have any listing at all for the parking brake strut and lever at Advance Auto?
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3371321)
Just so we are clear this is what you are talking about correct? https://www.4wheelparts.com/Brakes-S...RoCOKkQAvD_BwE
https://www.moparpartsgiant.com/part...akes-rear.html |
Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3371345)
Yes, I need that part and also the accompanying parking brake lever. See this link and the part tied to #14 in the diagram. Thanks again for your help!
https://www.moparpartsgiant.com/part...akes-rear.html |
Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3371321)
Just so we are clear this is what you are talking about correct? https://www.4wheelparts.com/Brakes-S...RoCOKkQAvD_BwE
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3371352)
Advance doesn't have the adjusters, the strut I linked is in the help section at my local advance.
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Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3371364)
Thanks for double-checking. This is what I've been finding.
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3371366)
You can buy the adjusters online
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Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3371367)
Yes, I'm aware that the adjusters are available - I can get those in the hardware kit at most places. It's the parking brake lever and strut that I still need for these 13" x 2.5" brakes..
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3371463)
The strut I linked was just a generic strut. Advance has the one you are looking for in their help section (at least at my store)
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Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3371468)
Do you happen to have a part number for it? I checked the Dorman catalog and they had no listing for it. It needs to work with 13" x 2.5" brakes.
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I stopped by a local Advance Auto parts store today and they had no listing for the parking brake lever or strut.
I did find a master/professional hardware kit (part number H2323) at O'Rielly's Auto Parts which has almost everything except for the parking brake levers and struts (Dodge part #4761585) |
Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3373556)
I stopped by a local Advance Auto parts store today and they had no listing for the parking brake lever or strut.
I did find a master/professional hardware kit (part number H2323) at O'Rielly's Auto Parts which has almost everything except for the parking brake levers and struts (Dodge part #4761585) |
Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3373586)
Sorry couldn't find the thread until now... Ask them if the inventory from store to store is the same because they have them on the shelf here. The guy at the counter and said the "floor" items is different from store to store
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Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3373613)
What's the part number(s) of what you see on the shelf there and who is the manufacturer?? Again, I need the parking brake lever and the strut for the 13" drum brake system. If I have that information, I can certainly take it from there, as they have no listing for these items in their computer system.
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3373679)
I'll stop in an get a picture, it won't be listed in their system as it's a help park. The strut can be bought at least at this advance here in Cali the lever is not about to be bought in store probably have to buy online. It won't be until tomorrow sometime as I'm at work ATM on my first break if a 15hr shift.
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Any update on this part number or photo with a part number?
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Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3373917)
Any update on this part number or photo with a part number?
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Either way. Just trying to find an aftermarket part number and manufacturer (highly preferred) or more definitive information for the parking brake lever and the parking brake strut that works with the 13" rear drum brake system used on Dana 70 axles in '94 thru '99.
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Any update on this part number or photo with a part number?
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Have you considered just sayin' 'screw it', and going with a rear disc brake kit? Might be easier.... (but, certainly not cheaper......)
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Not really, as I'm trying to keep costs down on this repair. The rear is not in a truck and as long as I get this fixed by the spring, I'm fine with the current pace. I find it interesting that it appears that no one is remaking the parking brake lever and strut for the 13" drum brake setup on this axle.
Besides, MoparFanatic21 feels he has laid eyes on the strut, so I'd like to hear what the part number is that he is looking at, as I can't find it in the aftermarket to-date. |
Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3374225)
Not really, as I'm trying to keep costs down on this repair. The rear is not in a truck and as long as I get this fixed by the spring, I'm fine with the current pace. I find it interesting that it appears that no one is remaking the parking brake lever and strut for the 13" drum brake setup on this axle.
Besides, MoparFanatic21 feels he has laid eyes on the strut, so I'd like to hear what the part number is that he is looking at, as I can't find it in the aftermarket to-date. |
Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3374240)
I know I did as I bought one for a buddy's truck I was working on. He lost a wheel doing 75 and everything in the rear drum (including the drum) was gone.
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Originally Posted by AtomicDog
(Post 3374269)
Was your buddy's truck a '94-'99 Ram 2500 with a Dana 70 rear axle with 13" drum brakes? Have you been able to take a look at the one you saw in the Advance store and get the part number off of it?
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
(Post 3374420)
Yes it was, because I remember thinking to myself drums suck *ss when replacing everything and I didn't have one of the pin retainers turned and everything shot out. I did go there and the spot was empty and only had 3 numbers. Couldn't get a party number. I went to an off road shop here in Cali and sled them if they had a source for your part. He laughed and said absolutely, and is suppose to call me sometime this week with the website to buy it
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