Still working on my '66 Landau, got new left-rear wheel cylinder, fitted it and went to refit drum.
Had not taken shoes off backing-plate BUT when I went to refit drum it appears that front shoe (drivers side) is too 'long', i.e. it's on the adjuster at the bottom and against the anchor-pin at the top only it seems bigger than the rear shoe.
The gap between the shoe and the lip on the backing plate is only 3/8" or so but on the rear shoe it is 5/8' or more.
Drum is hard to get on and as it is pushed/tapped into place the axle centre wants to sit at the rear of the axle hole, i.e. the drum seems too far forward.
Any ideas what's gone wrong? Has somebody fitted the wrong shoe at some stage?
Had not taken shoes off backing-plate BUT when I went to refit drum it appears that front shoe (drivers side) is too 'long', i.e. it's on the adjuster at the bottom and against the anchor-pin at the top only it seems bigger than the rear shoe.
The gap between the shoe and the lip on the backing plate is only 3/8" or so but on the rear shoe it is 5/8' or more.
Drum is hard to get on and as it is pushed/tapped into place the axle centre wants to sit at the rear of the axle hole, i.e. the drum seems too far forward.
Any ideas what's gone wrong? Has somebody fitted the wrong shoe at some stage?