2002 Ford focus mk1.5, 1.4I CL - fitting new Stub Axle+drum housing | Technical matters | Back Room Forum

Wed 5 Oct 2011 16:36

2002 Ford focus mk1.5, 1.4I CL - fitting new Stub Axle+drum housing - MattW74

i have just bought 2 new Rear Brake Drums with fitted bearings,,,just need to no if i need to oil the stub axle before fitting it to new bearing housing on the drum? and any other tips..i no i just have to remove the 4 pins at the back of the brake housing,,,pull the drum off, and make sure i torque the nuts correctly.

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