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2. Remove the Wheel Using a tire iron, loosen the lug nuts slightly while the wheel is still on the ground. Once you lift the vehicle with a jack, finish removing the lug nuts and take off the wheel.

1. Inspection and Cleaning Begin by removing the rear drum and inspecting the adjuster. Clean off any dirt or rust using brake cleaner and a wire brush. This may free up the adjuster and allow it to function correctly.

Opting for a complete rear drum brake kit simplifies repairs and ensures that all components function harmoniously. When replacing brake parts piecemeal, there’s a risk of mismatched components that may not work optimally together. A complete kit minimizes these risks and often includes parts that are specifically designed to work together, enhancing overall braking performance.

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