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#46927 10/31/01 12:26 AM
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We have a 99 'tour with rear drum brakes. I want to replace the brake shoes, but the hardware looks different from my older cars. Does anyone have any tip on how to do it??

#46928 10/31/01 04:40 AM
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Not sure on the newer tours, but on the older ones it's not hard, just a bit troublesome getting it all back together. Hardest part it getting the springs streched back into place. Check out the Haynes manual for our cars. It gives step by step instructions and pictures!! not sure if having ABS makes any difference though. Mine has ABS and took me about an hour per side using the instructions in the manual.
you can get it at the auto parts store for around $14. Good luck smile


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