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Brake Drum Won't Spin. I’ve replaced brake drums many times, 60’s galaxies, 70’s ford trucks, vw rabbits, & my 90’s corolla, and never run into this. Even with the following done, it still will not spin on its own: This is not my first time replacing brake shoes after everything is back together i can barely get the drum on much less spin it. Check the brake linings for peeling,. Apply the brakes firmly several times. If the drums will squeeze on, you could try this: Let the brakes cool, jack. If you have a vehicle with drum brake systems and are facing a delay in deceleration when you hit the brakes, then it’s high time to learn how to adjust drum brakes or a complete replacement altogether. There is a problem with the rear brakes on my car. Once the drum's over top and. Not all are that bad but wouldn't surprise me, did quite a few brake jobs where the drums were reused and had to be buffed down to fit over the new thicker shoes. The drum is held on (or stuck) from only 2 possible places.

If the drums will squeeze on, you could try this: The drum is held on (or stuck) from only 2 possible places. Check the brake linings for peeling,. I’ve replaced brake drums many times, 60’s galaxies, 70’s ford trucks, vw rabbits, & my 90’s corolla, and never run into this. This is not my first time replacing brake shoes after everything is back together i can barely get the drum on much less spin it. Once the drum's over top and. Not all are that bad but wouldn't surprise me, did quite a few brake jobs where the drums were reused and had to be buffed down to fit over the new thicker shoes. Let the brakes cool, jack. Apply the brakes firmly several times. There is a problem with the rear brakes on my car.

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Brake Drum Won't Spin If the drums will squeeze on, you could try this: The drum is held on (or stuck) from only 2 possible places. Check the brake linings for peeling,. Once the drum's over top and. Apply the brakes firmly several times. Not all are that bad but wouldn't surprise me, did quite a few brake jobs where the drums were reused and had to be buffed down to fit over the new thicker shoes. If you have a vehicle with drum brake systems and are facing a delay in deceleration when you hit the brakes, then it’s high time to learn how to adjust drum brakes or a complete replacement altogether. Even with the following done, it still will not spin on its own: Let the brakes cool, jack. I’ve replaced brake drums many times, 60’s galaxies, 70’s ford trucks, vw rabbits, & my 90’s corolla, and never run into this. This is not my first time replacing brake shoes after everything is back together i can barely get the drum on much less spin it. There is a problem with the rear brakes on my car. If the drums will squeeze on, you could try this: