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Replacing drum brake shoes [Toyota Land Cruiser J60]

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Installing the A-side pad





1. Left wheel; 2. Right wheel; 3. To the front of the car


Position of the pads after assembly





1. Left wheel; 2. Right wheel; 3. To the front of the car


Attention! The pads are changed only as a set for one axle.


Together with the shoes, the tension springs are also changed, which, subjected to periodic thermal loads, gradually lose elasticity and do not provide sufficient removal of the shoe from the drum. As a result, the drum touches the shoes, causing their premature wear.

Replacement



1. Loosen the wheel nuts, lift the rear (or front) part of the car.

2. Remove the wheels.

3. Release the handbrake.



4. Mark the position of the drum, unscrew the screws (if provided) and remove the drum.



5. If the drum cannot be removed, pour penetrating liquid between the axle flange studs and the drum holes and tap the drum from the inside along the contour.

6. If this measure does not produce results, then move the pads together.



7. To do this, on brakes with horizontal pads, remove the plug from the brake shield and rotate the regulator gear wheel with a screwdriver.



8. On vertical brakes, use a narrow-blade screwdriver to pry the adjuster lever away from the gear wheel and rotate the adjuster gear wheel with another screwdriver.

Brake with horizontally positioned pads





9. Remove the tension spring.





10. Remove the brake shoe pressure springs by pressing on the cup and turning it 90°.



11. Remove the pads together with the lower spring.



12. Lubricate the rubbing surfaces of the pad on the shield side with high-melting grease and install the pads in the reverse order.

13. Install the side of the shoe A in accordance with Fig. Installing the A-side pad.



Brake with vertically positioned pads





14. Remove the top spring.



15. Remove the pressure spring by pressing on the cup and turning it 90°, and remove the rear shoe.



16. Disconnect the pressure spring and remove the front shoe assembly with the regulator. Remove the handbrake cable from the lever with pliers.





17. Remove the regulator lever spring from the front shoe.



18. Remove the regulator.



19. Remove the lock washer and take out the regulator lever.



20. Remove the bracket and remove the handbrake lever.





21. Install the handbrake lever onto the new front shoe and tighten the clamp. Install the adjuster lever and split lock washer (replace the washer and bracket).



22. Lubricate the rubbing surfaces of the pad on the shield side with high-melting grease.

The text is taken from the specified website: toyotaman.ru



23. Lubricate the regulator parts with high-melting grease and screw the regulator pin into the spacer.



24. Install the pads in reverse order.

25. The position of the pads after assembly should look a certain way (see fig. Position of pads after assembly).

26. Clean the drum and check the surface condition.

27. Check the ovality of the drum; if there is severe damage, grind the drum; small rough spots can be sanded with sandpaper.



28. If after turning the inner diameter of the drum is greater than the maximum (indicated on the drum), replace the drum.

29. Install the drum and check the brake adjustment.

30. If the gap between the pads and the drum is too large, remove the drum and rotate the wheel stud to spread the pads until they touch the surface of the drum.

31. Move the shoes slightly closer together so that they do not touch the drum (checked by ear).

32. Install the wheel and lower the vehicle.

33. Apply the brakes several times, moving forward and in reverse.

34. Check the operation of the brakes before leaving.
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