Drum question
Yes, I'm an idiot. How do I open my freaking drums? I took the wheel off and I'm banging at it with a hammer in hopes that it will loosen, I'm prying at them with a screwdriver, everything. Now one is making a funky noise lol (prolly bent the drum). Is there a bolt I need to remove? Some secret Honda **** that I don't know about?
there should be two screw looking things that you screw in. and that should pop them off. if not find a bolt that will fit in the two holes and just start twisting them on till the drums pop off.
try to find something that will work. And why are you doing your rear brakes? i heard that rear drums usually last the life of the car, unless you are real hard on them.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sohcvtec1995 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">try to find something that will work. And why are you doing your rear brakes? i heard that rear drums usually last the life of the car, unless you are real hard on them.</TD></TR></TABLE>
When I bought the car and got it inspected the mechanic showed me the shoes didn't have much meat left on them (170k miles). I have since driven several track weekends and autocrosses. They no longer keep the car in place with the e-brake pulled. I figure for $13 I might as well put in new shoes.
When I bought the car and got it inspected the mechanic showed me the shoes didn't have much meat left on them (170k miles). I have since driven several track weekends and autocrosses. They no longer keep the car in place with the e-brake pulled. I figure for $13 I might as well put in new shoes.
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