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Honda TRX500 rear drum brake replacement help?
I need some help from someone with my TRX 500. It has a drum brake on the rear and I am trying to replace the shoes. I have been able to tear it down to the drum, but I can't get the drum off or loose. Does anyone know how the drum is supposed to come off. Is there a way that I am supposed to release the brake shoes or back them out or whatever to get the drum off. I would assume the drum should just pull off with a little work. Any details on how I can resolve this would be very very much appreciated.
So let me get a little more in detail...The brake cables are all disconnected at the drum
2 Answers
- CavemanLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
first, lets release the parking brake
then back off the slack adjuster
tap with hammer if necessary
- galloglyLv 44 years ago
Feeling, opportunities are high surprisingly not likely that a Ranger with merely 32,000 miles could want a pad and drum alternative. Did you bypass to the Firestone broking on my own? they have tried the comparable component on my daughter. Do you have a boyfriend/father/husband which could examine your rear brakes for you. Are you having hassle battling, does the automobile pull to a minimum of one component once you quit, or do you hear any noise while attempting to quit? in case you responded no to any of those questions, i think of they have been merely attempting to get extra funds out of you. wish this helps. solid luck!
