Kent came up with this kit because of all the times he replaced e-brake shoes only to end up with battered knuckles and extreme headaches. This video is included free with the purchase of the toolkit. If you watch this video and do not have his special tool then some of the procedures you see will be difficult to apply.
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The video includes the following:
- Removing the rear brake drum
- Inspecting the shoes, springs, and actuating cables
- Cleaning the brake and backing plate assembly to avoid breathing brake dust
- Removing the old shoes
- Prepping and lubing the new shoes for installation
- How to easily install the new springs with Kent's 3 in 1 tool
- Fitting and sanding the new brake shoes
- Adjusting the emergency brake with Kent's 3 in 1 tool
- Cleaning and preserving the mounting surfaces before wheel installation.
Total Run Time: 25:37
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