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Old 03-28-2010, 12:47 AM
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Hey Folks,

I am trying to install new brake shoes, and I got a car book (not so handy) anyways, When I pulled the drums off the diagrams in the book which cover full size Oldsmobile, buicks and Bonnevilles do not show what I see in front of me. Are there any diagrams that you know of that I can look at when I go to reassemble the brakes? any links would be great I would like to get this done before work on monday, stupid of me to start this project now I know. I already replaced the fronts (disc) which were quite easy but I am really rusty on the old drums need some practice oh and while im at it any diagrams for a 98 Pontiac Trans Sport rear drums? I know this is the wrong thread for that but I thought I would add that in there.

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Geez, even my 1995 FSM book doesn't have good diagrams of what your looking for.

Upon further inspection, I have noticed we have nothing about doing rear brakes in our Techinfo area. Hmmm...writeup time!
I should have some pictures for you by noon time.
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We have nothing on drum brakes. We will correct that over site. Have you removed both sets of brakes? If not, use the other side as a guide. There'* not much to drum brakes. A center piston, the pads, and springs. PLEASE, do not try to install the springs without the correct tool. The tool only costs about $10 and is will worth saving your eye site.
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Brakes are done!! Thanks for the Pictures, those were a great help, Dan.. Mike.. your help is always much appreciated Thank you both!
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Glad you got everything put back together.
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