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Old 08-23-2013, 01:52 PM   #1
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Default Brake adj. 41 Ford.

I have a question about adjusting the anchor pin on my 41 .Looking at the front pass side brake.What is the direction that you turn the front anchor pin[the bottom adj.]?CW or CCW.Thanks Phil
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Default Re: Brake adj. 41 Ford.

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Default Re: Brake adj. 41 Ford.

Start with the dots on the two adjuster bolts facing each other, then rotate each downward so the front is CCW and the rear is CW as viewed from the backing plate side. This rotation should make each shoe lower in the drum (at first rotation) since the dots indicate the high point of the eccentrics, after 90 degrees of rotation the shoe starts to rise in the drum.
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Start with the dots on the two adjuster bolts facing each other, then rotate each downward so the front is CCW and the rear is CW as viewed from the backing plate side. This rotation should make each shoe lower in the drum (at first rotation) since the dots indicate the high point of the eccentrics, after 90 degrees of rotation the shoe starts to rise in the drum.
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