Question 1

How to service and repair the parking brake shoes on Lincoln Navigator?

Accepted Answer

One must relieve tension on the parking brake cable system before performing any repairs on the parking brake shoes. Begin by taking out the brake disc then move forward with removing the front parking brake shoe retaining clip and pin after which comes the parking brake shoe adjuster. A proper tool should separate the lower part of the parking brake shoes to remove the parking brake shoe adjuster spring. After moving the front parking brake shoe upwards out of the guide flange the shoe can be removed by rotating it outward while detaching the parking brake shoe return spring. Moving on to the rear parking brake shoe requires first removing its retaining clip along with its pin and finally separating the shoe. Every component needs inspection for signs of excessive wear or damage. Treat worn or damaged parts with necessary replacements. The installation process requires the application of a low grease amount onto the six shoe contact points on the disc brake shield but shoes need to stay free of grease as they can become contaminated. The rear parking brake shoe installation requires retaining pin and clip attachment. Begin by attaching the return spring to both shoes before turning the front shoe into the guide flange and sliding it into correct position. Begin installation by putting the retaining pin and clip on the front shoe while you must use a suitable tool to set apart the parking brake shoe adjuster spring and adjuster during the operation. With whomever is available assist by pulling down the front parking brake cable from its coupler and removing the retaining pin from the parking brake lever for enabling the parking brake cable system. Examine the parking brake to ensure its functionality is correct.

Question 2

How to service and repair the parking brake shoes on Lincoln Town Car?

Accepted Answer

The service and repair of parking brake shoes starts with turning off the electrical power to the air suspension through the air suspension switch located in the luggage compartment to protect against unpredictable air spring behavior which could result in shifting vehicle positions and potentially harming people around. The service must start with the removal of the rear brake disc. The adjuster needs removal through disconnecting the brake shoe return spring along with the adjusting spring by utilizing a scratch awl as a thin tool. Pull the parking brake shoes together before extracting the actuator while unhooking the parking brake cables at the end. The proper order is first to take out the brake shoe hold-down springs followed by removal of the parking brake shoe and linings. Check all components for wear damage followed by necessary part replacements. timing needs to be reversed while installing brake shoes by first adding anti-seize lubricant to the shoe contact points before they are positioned into the rear braking system. It is essential to apply anti-seize lubricant on the adjusting screw threads for protection. An appropriate brake adjusting gauge enables you to adjust the rear brake shoe with linings so they have a 0.5 mm (0.020 inch) smaller diameter than the brake disc's drum part as you also adjust the parking brake cable tension and finally verify parking brake functionality.

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Lincoln Parking Brake, Rear Part Number: 6L2Z-2648-A

Lincoln Parking Brake Shoes, Rear Part Number: AT4Z-2A753-A

Lincoln Parking Brake Shoes, Rear Part Number: 7L1Z-2A753-A

Lincoln Shoes Part Number: 2U2Z-2V200-BARM

Lincoln Brake Shoes Part Number: F1VY-2N712-A

Lincoln Brake Shoes, Rear Part Number: 6L1Z-2A753-A

Lincoln Brake Shoes, Rear Part Number: 6W1Z-2N712-A

Lincoln Parking Brake, Rear Part Number: BU2Z-2648-B

Lincoln Brake Shoes Part Number: 7U2Z-2V753-A

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