Is this correctly assembled

[themechanic]

It's the 11" passenger rear drum brake assembly. Been about 30 years since I did one.

Thanks

 

[Fran Blacker]

View attachment 1157872 It's the 11" passenger rear drum brake assembly. Been about 30 years since I did one.

Thanks

You forgot something, get picture.

 

[Fran Blacker]

Note the attachment in his post in my reply??

 

[Fran Blacker]

View attachment 1157872 It's the 11" passenger rear drum brake assembly. Been about 30 years since I did one.

Thanks

There was no picture. Looks OK to me.

 

[Sam69sat]

Looks good to me. I'd trust it but i'm sure more qualified will chime in.

 

[Don Frelier]

It looks correct to me.

 

[3sloppydogs]

that is correct if it is for the RH side

 

[themechanic]

that is correct if it is for the RH side

Yes, right rear.

 

[themechanic]

Sorry about the photo upload. I had trouble doing it from my phone.

 

[themechanic]

Left rear/ Driver's side rear is done.

 

[themechanic]

Having trouble with the adjusters. One seems to have less tension than the other causing the tab to ride too low on the right rear one.

 

[3sloppydogs]

put 'em on
nice work
don't forget to manually adjust to the drum after you bleed and install the wheels. another option is to mount the drum and run some nuts up and adjust it before the wheels go on if you are not ready for the wheels yet

 

[451Mopar]

View attachment 1157872 It's the 11" passenger rear drum brake assembly. Been about 30 years since I did one.

Thanks

Looks right to me as long as the adjuster spins in the correct direction.

 

[themechanic]

Fixed. Took it apart and put it back together.

 

[Fran Blacker]

Need a pic of adjuster from an angle.

 

[PRND21]

Park brake cable?

 

[moparedtn]

I just went through all this "converting" Fred (my '68 GTX) to the '69-up self-adjusters.
Although it all looks good in these pics, I'd suggest a couple things:
a. don't consider anything is "wrong" until they're on the car and torqued down
b. @khryslerkid taught me this one - the adjuster wheels have little "R" and "L" hidden inside
them so that you can make sure they're on the correct sides - take them apart and look down
inside and you'll see them

 

[themechanic]

Need a pic of adjuster from an angle.

Which angle do you want?

 

[themechanic]

I just went through all this "converting" Fred (my '68 GTX) to the '69-up self-adjusters.
Although it all looks good in these pics, I'd suggest a couple things:
a. don't consider anything is "wrong" until they're on the car and torqued down
b. @khryslerkid taught me this one - the adjuster wheels have little "R" and "L" hidden inside
them so that you can make sure they're on the correct sides - take them apart and look down
inside and you'll see them

I did one side at a time and opened one box of parts at a time to get the correct part number for each side.

 

[themechanic]

These are rear brakes for Uncle Bill's Cuda.