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#815884 01/13/2012 2:11 AM
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Is it necessary to go out and get a drum brake tool kit? I'm looking to replace the pads and springs etc. on my rear brakes and not sure if there is any special tool I would need.


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This set has the wrench.

The set has no wrench.

20% coupons are readily available.

40 years ago, I did it with no special tools. It is much more enjoyable (and quicker) with the three tools (if you have a wrench).


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