2000 Hyundai Accent "shoe position drum brakes" Questions

...shoe and the quadrant lever apart so cable can be lifted out of the hook up on lever ? you can now interchange shes/springs /adjuster on your bench ? also run te adjuster wheel back on thread to off ...

...drum brake installs. If you have disc brakes, don't forget you need to take your rotors off and get them miked to make sure they are not to thin and also you need to get the rotors turned on a lathe ...

position on hub. Install rear brake shoe and connect parking brake cable to rear shoe with washer and clip. Install front brake shoe and install bottom return spring. Install hold-down pins and spring

...position as shown.Remove the hold down springs.Disconnect the parking brake cable. Lever the secondary shoe outwards.Disconnect the cable from the secondary shoe.Disconnect the shoes from the anchor ...

...shoe and position the leading brake shoe on the backing plate. Install the adjuster assembly and the hold-down pin, spring, and retainer. Use a brake spring tool to install the lower return spring. ...

...shoe adjuster. it may have a rubber plug. if so - pop it out and use a flat head screw driver to wind the adjuster back to the closed position. this will cause the shoes to move in so that the drum ...

...drum and then hit the backing plate several times with a hammer . This allows the shoes to move into the new position and equalise out. Repeat the process until you get an even contact noise when ...

...shoe clearance gauge J 21177-A, or equivalent, so that is contacts the inside diameter of the brake drum. Fig. 1: Set the brake clearance gauge to the inside diameter of the brake drum . . . Position ...

shoe radially inwards away from the drum. The drawtube may then travel fully to its end stop without applying further force to the brake shoes and the trailer can be reversed without any difficulties.

drum over the shoes, it should be right. then to set the brake shoes (they are self-adjusting) just drive in reverse, hit brakes, reverse-hit brakes. This allows the adjustor to move the brakes out to