Posted by Don-Wi on December 06, 2013 at 11:29:42 from (75.207.218.70):
Doing front end work on my truck (2wd 5 sp. 5.8L) and I pulled the drums off the rear to inspect. Found one wheel cylinder leaking. Hardware is crusty but the shoes and drums are like new. Also the parking brake cables need to be replaced (small cable inside drum is gone on Drivers side too) and I'm wondering, how in the world do I replace the wheel cylinders? the hardware for the parking brake is in front, and it's been siunce high school that I did anything to drum brakes, but I never did anything than a 1/2 ton. This one has me a little confused...
Donovan from Wisconsin
This post was edited by Don-Wi at 11:31:30 12/06/13.
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