Replacement
REMOVE OR DISCONNECT1. Brake drum.
2. Brake shoe.
NOTE: Clean dirt and foreign material from wheel cylinder and brake fluid pipe.
3. Loosen brake fluid pipe(s) from back of wheel cylinder by loosening flare nut(s) but only to the extent that brake fluid does not leak.
4. Two wheel cylinder retaining bolts from rear of backing plate.
5. Disconnect brake pipe(s) from wheel cylinder.
6. Remove bleeder valve cap and install it on the end of brake fluid pipe to prevent leaks or contamination.
7. Wheel cylinder from vehicle.
INSTALL OR CONNECT
1. Wheel cylinder gasket to wheel cylinder.
2. Remove bleeder valve cap from brake fluid pipe and install on bleeder valve.
3. Wheel cylinder to backing plate, secure with two retaining bolts and tighten to 12 Nm (106.2 inch lbs.).
4. Brake fluid pipe to back of wheel cylinder, secure with flare nut and tighten to 16 Nm (12 ft. lbs.).
5. Brake shoes.
6. Brake drum.
7. Inspect brake fluid pipe-to-wheel cylinder connection for brake fluid leaks.
8. Bleed brake system. Service and Repair