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I was swapping out a wheel stud, when I realized I did something to make the cover no longer fit back on. Does anyone know what I have to do to put back the drum cover? Thanks for reading.
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DID KNOCK THE BRAKE SHOES BACK?
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Originally posted by GTCONV86:
DID KNOCK THE BRAKE SHOES BACK?

Honestly, it got dark on me and I cant really see anything.
"Knocking the the brake shoes back" is that my problem or solution?

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you may just need to adjust the brakes. There is an adjuster located in at the bottom in between the brake pads that is a two piece and has a sprocket on one piece. Just screw the Two pieces closer together and you'll be able to compress the brake shoes closer together to get the drums back on.
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