Bob Shuman wrote:
> If you pulled the rubber plug then the adjuster is most likely there.
> Although I am not familiar with the gallant, you can usually insert a small
> flat blade screwdriver through the slot to turn the adjuster and they will
> then click as they loosen (or tighten).
>
Here is a picture of the adjuster hole:
http://kudria.com/projects/vehicles/mitsubishi/images/2001Gallant_01.jpg
It is probably me but I ran a small screwdriver inside the hole and just
could not find the stupid adjuster. Also, as you can see, the bracket
that holds the hub assembly does not make matters any easier...
> It is not uncommon for these to require loosening before the drums will come
> off.
>
I can live with that... if I can adjust it. =)
> Good luck.
>
> Bob
>
>
>
> "Mauricio Tavares" <uce.RemoveThis@ftc.gov> wrote in message
> news:R0jJi.1268$sS6.1217@newsfe14.lga...
>> I am helping a friend change the brakes in a 2001 Mitsubishi
>> Gallant. We get to the rear brakes. How to take the drums out? Parking
>> brake is off, wheel is off, but the bloody thing does not want to come
>> out. But, it spins ok, with a bit of resistance every so often. So we
>> decided to back out the nut in the brake shoe adjuster. It is in a
>> rather stupid location, but we manage to take the rubber plug off... to
>> find we can't find the bloody adjuster. Suggestions?
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