brake parts missing?

honolulujoe · Jun 27, 2015

replacing cylinders and linings on the swb s3 rear, neither side has a locking plate fitted, is this because some lazy bugger didn't fit them or are these 109 rears?

even so, looking in the manual if these are 109 rears that strip of metal used to hold the locking plate in place should be holding the shoes together at the bottom if I am reading the manual correctly.

davebeccles · Jun 27, 2015

My 109 has locking plates on rear?

honolulujoe · Jun 27, 2015

thx, that does show the plates nicely.

I notice also your springs are in front of the shoes, mine are behind, is that also wrong or does it not matter as long as they are in the right hole.

I should imagine it is a lot easier to get them on putting them they way yours are.

mine are 10 inch shoes so I am guessing some lazy sod just hasn't fitted locking plates. brakes have been this way since I bought it in 2009, never had any stopping problems till one of the rear cylinders failed recently.

davebeccles · Jun 27, 2015

After reading your post I took mine apart again and can't get the springs back in!

honolulujoe · Jun 27, 2015

oh sorry, they are a pain when they are behind the shoes.

I tend to put the springs onto the shoes off the axle then manhandle the shoes with springs into place using physical strength

davebeccles · Jun 27, 2015

Only one end of my 'new' cylinder pushes back out. Is that right?

honolulujoe · Jun 27, 2015

as long as both ends move out when the pedal is pressed it should be ok, when there is no pressure in the system only one end might move

davebeccles · Jun 27, 2015

What am Idoing wrong? I can't get the pads to sit on the back plate, the springs seem too tight....

honolulujoe · Jun 27, 2015

your black springs in the second set of photos are in different holes from the first set, maybe the reds aren't in the holes you had them in before.

looking at the full photos of yours, mine do appear to be normal swb rears so I will order some locking rings.

zooming in on the manual pics, looks like my springs should be on the back of the shoes

samc88 · Jun 28, 2015

Joe yours is missing the little securing plate at the bottom to prevent the shoes coming off the pin. It has a large hole which goes over the pin and 2 small bolts which go in the 2 holes on the shoe

honolulujoe · Jun 28, 2015

thx, my s1 has them and I thought the locking plates should be there.

worrying since I have had the truck for 6 years and they have never been on. when I did the s1 I found the locking plates were on the leading shoe! Can you trust anything you buy without stripping it down.

if I ever buy another series the drums will be coming off straight away.

Blackburn · Jun 28, 2015

This site might be of help to other poster with 109 set up
Land Rover FAQ - 109 rear brakes

davebeccles · Jun 28, 2015

Blackburn, you're a life saver. Just looked and realised that I have put two of the same ones on one wheel!! Now everything is going together nicely. Thanks

davebeccles · Jun 28, 2015

Blackburn said:
This site might be of help to other poster with 109 set up
Land Rover FAQ - 109 rear brakes

AND, didn't realise the back plates went on a particular way either!!!

Blackburn · Jun 28, 2015

Nice to know it was of assistance.

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