T3: Re: thanx for the help

[king5zreo@juno.com]

Hunter,
	It all depends on what the brake linings on the shoes look like.
If you had a set of new shoes to look at to compare to the ones on your
car, that would give you some idea if they needed changing. But if in
doubt, change them, they're not expensive.If you change one side, do
both. You want to make sure the same type of linings on both sides. Also
get some brake cleaner & clean everything really good. Remember to
lightly grease the adjusting stars & make sure not to get any on the
shoes. The first time I did my brakes, it was a little intimidating but
it really if very a straight-forward process. It always helps to have a
repair manual to lead you through. Good lock.
Tom
'68 FB (Thumper)
'70 Bug

On Thu, 19 Mar 1998 22:53:13 EST Soap Duck <SoapDuck@aol.com> writes:
>Thanx very much for all of the info you have given me. I shall be 
>tackling
>this little job in the next few days.  Should I go ahead and change 
>the Brake
>shoes while I am in there and doing everything?  If I do change the 
>shoes,
>should I change both wheels at the same time?
>
>Hunter
>

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