Brake Shoes

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im replacing the rear brake shoes on my 84 parisienne wagon. The problem
is, i've never changed rear brakes before and i know they are completely
different from the front. Is there any diagrams or possibly step by step
instructions online? i havent been able to find anything, but was hoping
someone here might know of something i dont. Any help is very greatly
appreciated. Thanks


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Do one side at a time for reference, try autozone.com/repairinfo also.

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ok, am i able to use the old springs, or do i have to buy a spring kit
as well? Thanks for the reply shep


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23 years old, get the complete hardware kit including the pins.

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thanks for the advice


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normally unless broken the old springs can be used. The key to doing drum
brakes is to do one side at a time. The other side is a good guideline to
rebuilding the side you are taking apart. If you have a digital camera take
a picture of it before you disassemble the brakes.


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thanks les, the digital camera thing is a good idea, i would have never
thought to do that. My brain looks for the hardest way to do things!
thanks again


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well I am lazy and always find the quickest way to do stuff. Besides I am
getting old and can't remember a damn thing after a few minutes. Just ask my
wife she will tell you lol.



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