ShaneBrady94

Now I was attempting to change my rear brake shoes. Well the pin to connect the e-brake slide to the shoe itself seems to be pressed in. I'm guessing I have to drill it out. I didn't get any hardware with my shoes. I figured I would ask on here where I could get this pin before I went to the Chevy dealership. Pretty sure someone here has have to replace these. Thanks for your input.

CrateEngineDepot

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Send me your regular email address and I will reply with the service instructions on how to replace your rear brakes.

tom@crateenginedepot.com

Aleksey

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Personally don't recall drilling anything when servicing my brakes. All the wear and tear parts are replaceable without any drilling and if something does require drilling to take off it probably doesn't need to be replaced, just clean it up with some brake part cleaner.

ShaneBrady94

I was sold the wrong brakes. I found them on their site again. The ones on the site have the ebrake lever on it. These ones don't.