What's the hole in the brake drum?
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At the edge of the brake drum there's a hole that goes right through, just wondering what this is?
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phumy said:
Which car? Some holes are for access to the shoe adjuster
This, To adjust the shoes, there is often a small wheel located behind the hole. you can turn this by putting a small flat bladed screwdriver through the hole and turning the wheel until the shoes begin catching the brake drum.STe_rsv4 said:
phumy said:
Which car? Some holes are for access to the shoe adjuster
This, To adjust the shoes, there is often a small wheel located behind the hole. you can turn this by putting a small flat bladed screwdriver through the hole and turning the wheel until the shoes begin catching the brake drum.The c/s hole is for a drum retaining screw.
The through hole near the edge is a lining inspection hole.
The partially drilled holes are balance drillings.
Any adjustment hole (none visible in that pic) would be further in from the edge, and of a larger diameter than that spy-hole, in order to line up with the adjuster star wheel and give sufficient clearance for the adjusting blade.
The through hole near the edge is a lining inspection hole.
The partially drilled holes are balance drillings.
Any adjustment hole (none visible in that pic) would be further in from the edge, and of a larger diameter than that spy-hole, in order to line up with the adjuster star wheel and give sufficient clearance for the adjusting blade.
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