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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / September 2005Rear brake drum
How do you get the rear break drum off of a 1991 Sentra? > How do you get the rear break drum off of a 1991 Sentra? You use the exact same procedure as you would with any vehicle with drum brakes. Not rocket science. If it has been a while since the last removal, they may be "stubborn", and may require a little more coaxing than normal. Bobby > > How do you get the rear break drum off of a 1991 Sentra? > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Bobby Not sure how it is on a sentra, but an Altima has two threaded holes (M8, I think) that allow one insert bolts to aid in pushing the drum off. It might be the same on yours. I think they are possibly 1/4 20 theads. I did mine and I don't remember having any old left over metric bolts. I used some old ones I found in the bottom of my tool box. > > > How do you get the rear break drum off of a 1991 Sentra? > > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > think) that allow one insert bolts to aid in pushing the drum off. It might > be the same on yours. >I think they are possibly 1/4 20 theads. I did mine and I don't remember > having any old left over metric bolts. I used some old ones I found in the > bottom of my tool box. <snip> The nominal dia. and pitch of 5/16" - 20 are very close to M8 x 1.25. Might wind in and work, but not ideal. Greg. > >I think they are possibly 1/4 20 theads. I did mine and I don't remember > > having any old left over metric bolts. I used some old ones I found in the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > wind in and work, but not ideal. > Greg. I remember I first tried the SAE stuff but the M8 fitted best, so that's what I used. Thanks guys! I appreciate your help. Bobby, you are a real jerk! |
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