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Brake Diagram

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Does anyone now were I can find a diagram for a 1995 chevy truck 1500 for the rear drum brakes. Stupid me disassembled them without noting them. I am aware of were everything goes except for the upper return spring. I am not sure how or were to attach it. Thanks for the help everyone.
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Post by William from NOLA »

You can always go to a local bookstore and find a Haynes manual. Just copy the info you need :) or buy the book
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I have the Haynes manuel to my truck. There are two types of rear brakes for this truck. A dual servo and a leading/trailing. Unfortunately my haynes manuel does not cover the leading trailing system as extensively as it does the dual servo. I know how everything goes back together except for the upper return spring. I have tried the spring in several locations but would really appreciate a diagram or something to confirm a location. Good idea however with the bookstore. My boys will like the trip. I went to auto zone tonight and found an updated book for my truck. They did not have a copier so I was not able to get a copy. Still not a clear text or picture as to the placement.
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Use the google, Luke! Feel it flowing through you!
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Giggity-giggity-google!!! :lgh
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

Take a picture and post it homes!

Usually the spring goes on the top part of the shoes where there is a cut-out and welded to the round part the pad is mounted on.

Now if you tore both sides apart well then :p

I bet you wont do that again!
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Post by brent »

nope i will not tear both sides apart again. Got them together tonight. What a pain in the arse. Google did nothing for me
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