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Brakes
Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2003 7:54 pm
by npca-mudbug
O.K.,so I've completed the master cylinder replacement, and I'm attempting to move on the the wheels!I have no background with all of this, so I'm learning as I go; Does anyone know how to release the brake drums? I have found the slotted screw on the drum, but they are so rusted over that if I don't have to drill them out to get inside, I won't. Any info. would be helpful! Also any info. on compatible brake parts too. Thanks!
Brakes
Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2003 9:59 pm
by npca-danetteandkeith
Here is a link to the front brakes from the service manual.
http://groups.msn.com/NissanPatrolClubA ... otoID=1135 The next link has a picture of the bolt called a snail can adjuster. That's what you are looking for to back off the brakes as well as adjust them.
http://groups.msn.com/NissanPatrolClubA ... otoID=1138 And here is a link to the rear brakes.
http://groups.msn.com/NissanPatrolClubA ... otoID=1139 Keith
Brakes
Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2003 10:33 pm
by npca-danetteandkeith
This place in AUS. has rear break cylinders:
http://motorcare.com.au/ Some people have gotten the front cylinder rebuild kits from Nissan part #44112-E5010. Grant posted these #'s in 2001 maybe they are still good #'s Qty NISSAN# After Market# Discription per sum 4 40207-44001 BRAKE DRUMS $58.94 $235.761 41060-76025-AS BRAKE SHOE SET FRONT $48.15 $48.152 41111-35003 BRAKE FRONT CYLINDER RIGHT $35.23 $70.462 41113-35003 BRAKE FRONT CYLINDER LEFT $39.52 $79.041 44060-76025-AS BRAKE SHOE SET REAR $78.73 $78.732 44100-44001 880339-9K61V3 BRAKE REAR CYLINDER (NABICO) $112.00 $224.001 46010-44001 BRAKE MASTER CYLINDER $77.26 $77.261 46010-44027 K8229X BRAKE MASTER CYL KIT "A" $7.62 $7.621 46010-44028 K8229X BRAKE MASTER CYL KIT "B" $7.62 $7.62 Grant C. Senn Here are some NAPA part numbers for the five hydraulic hoses necessary on the patrol. Front Wheels - Napa United 11190 (two required) Front Axle - Napa United 5784 (about 1/2" shorter than stock) Rear Axle - Napa United 5784 (about 1/2" shorter than stock) Clutch Slave Cylinder - Napa United 36507
Brakes
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2003 10:31 pm
by npca-jeepster
MUDBUG, I HAVE A 1969 PATROL KL60 THAT I DID MY OWN BRAKE WORK ON, I TO SAW THAT SCREW ON THE BRAKE DRUM ALL IT IS A CASTING MARK. FIRST USE A 11/16" WRENCH AND TURN BOLT HEAD COUNTER CLOCKWISE UNTIL IT STOPS, ONE LEFT AND ONE FOR RIGHT REAR WHEELS, THE FRONT WHEELS HAS TWO 11/16" ADJUSTING BOLT HEADS PER WHEEL TURN THEM ALSO COUNTER CLOCKWISE TILL THEY STOP. THESE BOLTS ARE TO ADJUST THE BRAKE SHOES THEN TO GET THE DRUMS OFF USE A LARGE SCREW DRIVER AND DRIVE GENTLY IN BETWEEN AXLE HUB AND BRAKE DRUM USING PRYING MOVEMENTS AROUND DIFFERANT AREAS UNTIL THEY COME OFF.
Brakes
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2003 10:39 pm
by npca-jeepster
MUDBUG, I HAVE A 1969 PATROL KL60 THAT I DID MY OWN BRAKE WORK ON, I TO SAW THAT SCREW ON THE BRAKE DRUM ALL IT IS A CASTING MARK. FIRST USE A 11/16" WRENCH AND TURN BOLT HEAD COUNTER CLOCKWISE UNTIL IT STOPS, ONE LEFT AND ONE FOR RIGHT REAR WHEELS, THE FRONT WHEELS HAS TWO 11/16" ADJUSTING BOLT HEADS PER WHEEL TURN THEM ALSO COUNTER CLOCKWISE TILL THEY STOP. THESE BOLTS ARE TO ADJUST THE BRAKE SHOES THEN TO GET THE DRUMS OFF USE A LARGE SCREW DRIVER AND DRIVE GENTLY IN BETWEEN AXLE HUB AND BRAKE DRUM USING PRYING MOVEMENTS AROUND DIFFERANT AREAS UNTIL THEY COME OFF.
Brakes
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2003 10:39 pm
by npca-jeepster
Brakes
Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2003 10:42 pm
by npca-jeepster
MUDBUG, I HAVE A 1969 PATROL KL60 THAT I DID MY OWN BRAKE WORK ON, I TO SAW THAT SCREW ON THE BRAKE DRUM ALL IT IS A CASTING MARK. FIRST USE A 11/16" WRENCH AND TURN BOLT HEAD COUNTER CLOCKWISE UNTIL IT STOPS, ONE LEFT AND ONE FOR RIGHT REAR WHEELS, THE FRONT WHEELS HAS TWO 11/16" ADJUSTING BOLT HEADS PER WHEEL TURN THEM ALSO COUNTER CLOCKWISE TILL THEY STOP. THESE BOLTS ARE TO ADJUST THE BRAKE SHOES THEN TO GET THE DRUMS OFF USE A LARGE SCREW DRIVER AND DRIVE GENTLY IN BETWEEN AXLE HUB AND BRAKE DRUM USING PRYING MOVEMENTS AROUND DIFFERANT AREAS UNTIL THEY COME OFF.
Brakes
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2003 12:15 am
by npca-jeepster
MUDBUG, I HAVE A 1969 PATROL KL60 THAT I DID MY OWN BRAKE WORK ON, I TO SAW THAT SCREW ON THE BRAKE DRUM ALL IT IS A CASTING MARK. FIRST USE A 11/16" WRENCH AND TURN BOLT HEAD COUNTER CLOCKWISE UNTIL IT STOPS, ONE LEFT AND ONE FOR RIGHT REAR WHEELS, THE FRONT WHEELS HAS TWO 11/16" ADJUSTING BOLT HEADS PER WHEEL TURN THEM ALSO COUNTER CLOCKWISE TILL THEY STOP. THESE BOLTS ARE TO ADJUST THE BRAKE SHOES THEN TO GET THE DRUMS OFF USE A LARGE SCREW DRIVER AND DRIVE GENTLY IN BETWEEN AXLE HUB AND BRAKE DRUM USING PRYING MOVEMENTS AROUND DIFFERANT AREAS UNTIL THEY COME OFF.