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Old 22 August 2021, 01:30 PM
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Angry Handbrake shoes

Hi. Any idea how to remove the rear disc off the handbrake brake shoes? A spring has failed and the arrow head shaped pin has fallen out with corrosion. Now the right hand pads will not release from the hub. How the hell do I get this disc off now? Winding bolts in the threaded holes doesn’t work either. Any one help. Thanks
Old 22 August 2021, 03:34 PM
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Have you tried winding off the adjuster to relieve some of the main spring tension??
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Yeah. Tried that. Doesn’t move some springs have given up and one shoe has a twisted ? Don’t know how but it ain’t moving....
Old 22 August 2021, 06:24 PM
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Big hammer.
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2x long m6 bolts in the front face and drive it off the hub, the shoes will finally give..........
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Watch you don’t destroy the ABS ring. It’s a bitch of a job as I just found out.

Hammering the disc off will pull the shoes forward into the ring which is brittle and breaks. It’s a hub and bearing job if you need to replace it.

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