My brother is fixing my rear brakes on my 1995 dodge neon the problem is when he took it out the brake sheos fell to the ground so he didnt get to take them apart the right way so he didnt see where springs went now he haves done brakes on other cars but this is the first time on a neon i need a diagram so he can see how to put them back right i am having a hard time finding a free one online and i do not have the cash to buy one so if you know of any free web sights to where i can go for a pictur of a 1995 dodge neon rear drum brake asembly my car tiers are held on by 5 lugnuts if that helps and its your plain jane neon not a sport any help would be greatly aprichated

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tighten up the rear brakes if it has drums so that the extra slack in the cable is eliminated.

use a wsrench and back up wrnech on cable if cable is the suspect.

You stopped short on your last sentence. Here is your solution.
Remove the rear wheels and brake drums. Take sand paper - coarse and sand the top of the brakes - do NOT sand on the drums with coarse - use 220 or finer sand paper on your brake drums.
This usually will fix it for about 6 months.

Your problem would appear to be something amiss in the rear brake on the locked wheel. If a wheel sylinder was leaking the brake shoes would become "sticky" and cause the shoes to "lock on" to the drum. Or if the brake was out of adjustment, the assembly could come apart and pieces of it jamb the wheel. This problem is fairly common with drum brakes. You need to have the rear brakes serviced, & checked for fluid or grease on the braking surfaces. All leaks fixed, backing plates cleaned, the wheel cylinders overhauled, & the brake shoes replaced.

Check all the fuses.

Sounds like the rear brake hardware. If these items fell out then you will need to have a complete brake rebuild done.

Neons are known to have brake noise esspecially from the rear. Try driving while holding the parking brake up for a while. Dont do it for to long but just enough to clear all the rust out of the drums. I work at a dealer and that has fixed countless noise complaints. However, if its more of a howling noise it make be one of the rear wheel bearings.

You might have some brake hardware thats fell off Or they are adjusted up way to high..Or another probable cause could be the emergency brake is hung up.Hope this helps you in finding your problem.Have A Great Day..

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your brake pad or shoe fell off... its acutally a common with cheap brakes...pull the wheel and just look at them

You have a broken cable, or one of its parts. You need to trace the cable from the "pull" back to where it splits to go to the left and right rear brakes, and finally to each rear brake. You will most likely need to get under the vehicle and for this you will need to jack it up. Please be safe, or if uncomfortable, take to a trained mechanic, that should be able to fix this for very little money.

If you choose to go it yourself, please check out this article.

Regards,

Brian