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Chevrolet Cobalt Shoe Kit, Rear Brake
Part Number: 25960262$79.71 MSRP: $150.41You Save: $70.70 (47%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Chevrolet Cobalt Brake Shoe
The Brake Shoe of Chevrolet Cobalt are significant parts that are responsible for the braking procedure through the production of sufficient friction to enable stopping of the vehicle. These shoes are mounted on a drum brake assembly, hence they are fitted with a backing plate and work through hydraulic wheel cylinders. The friction linings come into contact with the brake drum when the brakes are applied to bring the vehicle to a stop. A Cobalt vehicle may have different kinds of brake shoe as the non-servo or, the duo-servo with features such as self adjuster for the lining wear. Inspection is required to be done periodically to check whether the linings have worn out or are of the right thickness as per safety standards and if they are contaminated. Altogether the front brake shoes of Chevrolet Cobalt vehicles offer dependable braking force and help to effect the parking operation easier.
Each OEM Chevrolet Cobalt Brake Shoe we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Chevrolet Cobalt Brake Shoe Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove the Brake Shoe on Chevrolet Cobalt,HHR and Saturn ION?A: The removal of the rear brakes on 2009 and earlier models begins by loosening wheel lug nuts and raising the vehicle on jackstands. Release parking brake, remove wheel. Pull off the spring from the brake adjuster assembly, then take out adjuster and adjuster lever. With pliers, lift lock end of shoe retractor spring then free trailing shoe. Lower shoe and lever connected to parking brake then raise retractor spring and remove leading shoe. Finally, depress tab at cable end then twist off trailing shoe/parking brake lever as well. For installation purposes however clean backing plate, lubricate contact points for shoes, center retractor spring in its mount and secure it there. The new leading brake shoe must be installed first, connect the parking brake cable back to the lever then install new trailing shoe/lever. Clean and lube adjuster threads; insert it back between shoes with adjuster lever together with spring in place again. To turn star wheel while keeping holding up their levers in order adjusting shoes only needs done by you. Check drum for any damage after installing it on axle flange again. Pump brake pedal listening for any rubbing so that you can make necessary adjustments if needed again on your drive wheels one more time finally install the wheel lower vehicle check operation of brakes before driving once more! On 2010 or later models however this process is changed slightly differently than I thought because Remove adjuster from shoes first rather followed by removing hold-down springs for shoes lastly do not detach lower return springs doing this will result into removing both shoes completely right? In order to remove trailing shoe/parking brake lever from parking brake cable However attach upper return spring to trailing show along with installing onto them holdspring Install lower return spring before moving onto cleaning and lubing threaded section Reinstalling however means that one put an adjusting between retainer clips which also includes upper returnspring going through front side leading Reclaim their adjuster level as well as spring and recheck drum damage that might have happened. Attach brake drum, pump brake pedal, then make necessary adjustment. Finally, reinstall wheel lower vehicle makesure brakes are working properly before driving.
