I've been searching again and have now found a diagram for a Spanish tranferbox handbrake. So a new diagram for comparison.transmission brake shoes
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Re: transmission brake shoes
So after that info from "rockwatt" I've been searching again and have now found a diagram for a Spanish tranferbox handbrake. So a new diagram for comparison.
I've been searching again and have now found a diagram for a Spanish tranferbox handbrake. So a new diagram for comparison.- Attachments
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Re: transmission brake shoes
Can anybody spot the difference ?
The Spanish has a squire peg adjuster on the outside and the jap has internal adjusters accessed through 2 hole in the back plate and the ends of the shoes are profiled to the type of adjuster.
Ps the drums, cable, shoe retaining clips are all the same.
The shoes are also used on the back brakes on some cars but I can't remember what cars now.
Could probably find out from the part numbers though.
The Spanish has a squire peg adjuster on the outside and the jap has internal adjusters accessed through 2 hole in the back plate and the ends of the shoes are profiled to the type of adjuster.
Ps the drums, cable, shoe retaining clips are all the same.
The shoes are also used on the back brakes on some cars but I can't remember what cars now.
Could probably find out from the part numbers though.
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Re: transmission brake shoes
I got the jap which is a pita to adjust, is the spanish 1 easier??
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Re: transmission brake shoes
OK that would be bril !! just to conferm would it be everyting in the pic. IGNORE THE RED CIRCLES.rockwatt wrote:I've got quite a few full units ! I always save them complete if there in good condition.
£15+p&p complete
And there are 2 different types jap and Spanish.
oh and i have the japanese version
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