Ford LU2Z-2V200-K
Brake Shoes, Rear

The procedure for new brake shoe installation demands proper brake drum resurfacing to eliminate glazing and create uniform friction across both drum sides as well as restore roundness and eliminate bell-shaped deformations. Start your work by taking out the brake drum and moving forward with removal of the parking brake lever clip together with the two brake shoe retaining clips and two pins. The installation starts with removing the upper return spring followed by the self-adjuster assembly and lower return spring next followed by removal of the parking brake actuator lever before stripping off the rear brake shoes. The technique requires silicone grease application at brake shoe contact points on the backing plate before removing the self-adjuster spring and lever along with the pivot pin. The installation process ends by following all previous removal instructions while performing any necessary adjustments on the rear brake shoes.

New rear brake shoes and linings installations require brake drum resurfacing for glazing removal and establishment of uniform friction across both sides even with out-of-round and bell adjustments. Start the procedure by taking off the brake drum before unfastening the parking brake lever clip together with the two brake shoe retaining clips and the two pins. The service of brake shoes begins with removal of upper return spring followed by self-adjuster assembly then lower return spring and parking brake actuator lever before removing the rear brake shoes. Silicone grease must be applied to brake shoe contact points on the backing plate before completely extracting the self-adjuster spring and lever together with the pivot pin. After reversing the removal steps you should finish the installation by readjusting the rear brake shoes.

The first step for servicing and repair of parking brake shoes requires removing the rear brake disc. Beginning with the parking brake shoe upper return spring detachment the mechanic should proceed to remove both parking brake shoe retaining pins and the two retaining springs. The next sequence requires removal of the parking brake shoe lower return spring before extracting the parking brake shoe adjuster followed by pulling out the parking brake shoes. Begin the installation by following the removal steps in reverse while applying an anti-seize lubricant on the parking brake shoe contact points before inserting the rear parking brake shoes. After applying anti-seize lubricant to adjust screw threads it is essential to adjust the parking brake shoe while also adjusting its lining before conducting a normal parking brake operation check.

The beginning step for servicing or repairing parking brake shoes requires disc brake removal from the rear location. Move to removing the parking brake shoe upper return spring after unfastening the two parking brake shoe retaining pins and their respective retaining springs. Before pulling out the parking brake shoes you must first remove the parking brake shoe lower return spring followed by the parking brake shoe adjuster. The installation process requires a reverse order of removal steps while applying anti-seize lubricant to the parking brake shoe contact points before placing the rear parking brake shoes. Before moving on to the final checks, apply anti-seize lubricant to the adjust screw threads followed by adjusting the parking brake shoe and lining then verifying normal parking brake operations.

Service and repair of parking brake shoes starts with disc brake removal from the rear part. The first step is to detach the parking brake shoe upper return spring as a next step remove both retaining pins of the parking brake shoes and their associated retaining springs. You should start by taking away the parking brake shoe lower return spring and the parking brake shoe adjuster before extracting the parking brake shoes. The rear parking brake shoes need anti-seize lubrication on contact points before installation through a reverse procedure of removal. Following lubrication of the adjust screw threads with anti-seize lubricant you should adjust the parking brake shoe and lining before checking the parking brake for proper operation.

The installation of new rear brake shoes and linings requires brake drum resurfacing for glazing removal and both-sided friction surface smoothing and out-of-round/bell condition fixing. You start with the brake drum removal then proceed to take off the parking brake lever clip along with both brake shoe retaining clips and the two pins. The procedure requires removal of upper return spring followed by the self-adjuster assembly then lower return spring before extracting parking brake actuator lever and rear brake shoes. Silicone grease needs application to the brake shoe contact points on the backing plate before removing the self-adjuster spring and lever and pivot pin. The final stage of installation involves performing the reverse steps of removal followed by proper adjustment of the rear brake shoes.