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Changing the rear drum brakes - Peugeot 306

Written By: hemissi-nizar (and 2 other contributors)
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Difficulty

Difficult

Steps

16

Time Required

03:00:00

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Introduction

Vehicle engine 1.9 D 70cv

  1. Shift into first gear and release the handbrake. Raise the rear of the vehicle and remove the wheels Securing the vehicle: removing and refitting the wheel
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  2. Loosen the hub nut with a chisel Unscrew the hub nut with a 32 mm socket Unscrew the hub nut with a 32 mm socket

    • Loosen the hub nut with a chisel

    • Unscrew the hub nut with a 32 mm socket

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  3. Remove the drum by hand or with a hammer if it is stuck. Remove the drum by hand or with a hammer if it is stuck. Remove the drum by hand or with a hammer if it is stuck.

    • Remove the drum by hand or with a hammer if it is stuck.

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  4. Remove the retaining springs Remove the retaining springs Remove the retaining springs

    • Remove the retaining springs

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  5. Remove the segments held by the spring Be careful when removing the springs as they are under tension Unhook the handbrake cable

    • Remove the segments held by the spring

    • Be careful when removing the springs as they are under tension

    • Unhook the handbrake cable

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  6. Loosen the brake line fitting with an 11mm wrench Loosen the brake line fitting with an 11mm wrench

    • Loosen the brake line fitting with an 11mm wrench

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  7. Remove the wheel cylinder fixing screws Remove the wheel cylinder Remove the wheel cylinder

    • Remove the wheel cylinder fixing screws

    • Remove the wheel cylinder

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  8. Compare Brake Kits and Cylinders Compare Brake Kits and Cylinders

    • Compare Brake Kits and Cylinders

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  9. Clean the brake backing plate with brake cleaner As well as the inside of the drum Apply the grease provided in the kit to the six contact points of the segments

    • Clean the brake backing plate with brake cleaner

    • As well as the inside of the drum

    • Apply the grease provided in the kit to the six contact points of the segments

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  10. Reinstall the new wheel cylinder and tighten the fixing screws Screw the brake line connector back onto the wheel cylinder and clean up any brake fluid leaks Screw the brake line connector back onto the wheel cylinder and clean up any brake fluid leaks

    • Reinstall the new wheel cylinder and tighten the fixing screws

    • Screw the brake line connector back onto the wheel cylinder and clean up any brake fluid leaks

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  11. Reattach the handbrake cable to the segment Reattach the handbrake cable to the segment

    • Reattach the handbrake cable to the segment

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  12. Position the jaw tips on the wheel cylinder Remove the spacer to install the supports on the lower stop

    • Position the jaw tips on the wheel cylinder

    • Remove the spacer to install the supports on the lower stop

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  13. Replace the two retaining springs Check alignment of segments on lower stop and wheel cylinder Check alignment of segments on lower stop and wheel cylinder

    • Replace the two retaining springs

    • Check alignment of segments on lower stop and wheel cylinder

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  14. Replace the drum Reinstall the new hub nut supplied in the kit Tighten with a torque wrench to a torque of 20 daN

    • Replace the drum

    • Reinstall the new hub nut supplied in the kit

    • Tighten with a torque wrench to a torque of 20 daN

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  15. Tighten the nut with a punch Replace the cap using a mallet Replace the cap using a mallet

    • Tighten the nut with a punch

    • Replace the cap using a mallet

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hemissi-nizar

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5 Comments

Hello

I have a little problem when I try to remove the scrap metal cover and then remove the drums and seize with the bearings I tried with a claw extractor but nothing to do help me

depuisetniro56 - Resolved on Release Reply

Too bad it's incomplete!. It doesn't mention adjusting the jaws, using the wheel.

It's so simple on photos with a part that is not put on this tutorial.

sandchris51100 - Resolved on Release Reply

Stream!,,,

sylvie rabeteau - Resolved on Release Reply

hello the photo where he removes the rear drum like that I don't know how he does it for me it's been over an hour that I've been racking my brains it's impossible

stanislas lavoine - Resolved on Release Reply

Well done, clear, clean and precise.

JEAN-PIERRE DERRIEN - Resolved on Release Reply

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