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24seven

Buddy 1.6 Drums!

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24seven

any easy ways to get the drum off? just aobut got the hub not off, now I need to get the drum off so I can unseize teh handbrake, but it won't budge. there's a little big of play in it in all directions, but I can't lever it off, hammer it off or anything. really doing my head in this! :)

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inferno

hit it back on and spin it to free it off a bit, then clout it harder outwards again! really hit it, wont come off if you tickle it!

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24seven

I've been hitting it stupid hard! bolted the wheel back on and twatted the tyre with a sledgehammer even. just hope I've not damaged anything doing that. my ruddy hub puller is too small to fit round it :)

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inferno

only the shoes holding it on... be ready to replace them and the fitting kit

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24seven

thinking I might just use this as an excuse to swap the beam over now. got a 1.9 one minus 1 shock & arm, sat in the garage waiting to go on.

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sutol

Last resort is to break it off or grind it off and buy a new one. They smash quite easily being cast. :)

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Jrod

There is a way of backing the handbrake off with a screwdriver through the wheel bolt holes but this may not work if yours is siezed?

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24seven

yeah haynes says to try that. it works enough to free up the wheel a bit but not enough to get it off, as as soon as the handbrake it touched, it's stuck again.

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Richie-Van-GTi

try knocking the stub axle back out the trailing arm, will give you a lot more scope for wiggling it over the shoes.

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