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Are your rear drum brakes making a lot of noise? If you are mechanically inclined and have the service manual for your car, you can do the repair job yourself and save money. Rear drum brakes need a few special tools to remove and replace. These tools are a release spring tool, a hold down spring tool, brake adjusting tool, pliers, and a lug wrench. You also need a socket set, a wrench set, a jack, and two jack stands. Find something for your lug nuts and other parts. When you have all of your tools you are ready to start your task.

Are your rear drum brakes making a lot of noise? If you are mechanically inclined and have the service manual for your car, you can do the repair job yourself and save money. Rear drum brakes need a few special tools to remove and replace. These tools are a release spring tool, a hold down spring tool, brake adjusting tool, pliers, and a lug wrench. You also need a socket set, a wrench set, a jack, and two jack stands. Find something for your lug nuts and other parts. When you have all of your tools you are ready to start your task.

First loosen lug nuts on both sides and then jack the car up and take off the lug nuts on both sides. Remove both wheels. This will bring you to your rear brake drums. Remove both drums. This will reveal your brake shoes and springs. Take a good look at how they are put together. Next check to see if your wheel cylinders are leaking any brake fluid. If there are no leaks you are ready to take apart the brakes.

Next remove the emergency brake cable retainer. Now remove the release spring at the top of backing plate; there should be two springs. Then remove the hold down springs. You will have two springs and retainers, one in the center of each brake shoe. Now that this is done you can take off both brake shoes at the same time. Then take the star adjustment screw from between the brake shoes. Repeat these steps on the other side. Take all four shoes and both drums to the parts store. Have drums checked and see if drums can be turned; if not replace them.

Now that you have done all that and gotten new parts, you can start to replace them. First you have to clean all your parts, springs, and retainers,and the backing plate. Before you start replacing parts lube the backing plate where brake shoes ride against the backing plate. These places should be shiny. Next put the emergency brake lever on these secondary shoe. This is the shoe that has the most lining on it replace retainer clip. Next put secondary shoe on the backing plate using the pin and the retainer. Now replace the primary shoe on using the same steps. Next step is to replace the star adjustment screws at the bottom between the brake shoes. First put the star screw in the bottom spring both shoes now using pliers. Put the spring in now putting return springs on at the top.

Now is the time to check to see if your backing plate has an adjusting hole, if not there should be a knock up slot. Knock the slot out with a hammer and chisel. Now replace the drum and adjust brakes with a screwdriver or brake adjustment tool until shoes rub the drum. Be sure the drum rolls free. Repeat these steps on other side. Next put both wheels on and all lug nuts. Snug all lug nuts, let car down and tighten all lug nuts. Next put wheel covers on. Check brake pedal and see if pedal is full. If not, readjust back brakes. This should finish your rear drum brake replacement.

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For Australia Only: the Lotus Sport 240

The latest offering from Lotus Australia will definitely excite, entice, and would make you wish you are an Aussie. The exclusively tuned Lotus Exige which will be called Lotus Sport 240 will go on sale in Australia. The Sport 240 was designed and created by Lotus Cars Australia and will make its debut at the Australian International Motor Show in October.

The Sport 240 has a power increased of up to 179kW and it is also the first production car in Australia to be ever fitted with a driver-adjustable stand-alone traction control similar to those used in Formula 1. This is one of those cars which should not to be without Weathertech floor mats.

According to Jonathan Stretton, Sales and Marketing Manager of Lotus Cars Australia, the Exige is "designed specifically for Australia, we are excited and proud to add this bespoke Exige to our existing range. Cars like the Exige Sport 240 show our passion and commitment to the Australian market. This Exige Sport 240 will only be available in Australia. We have worked with the Lotus factory in the UK to select specific styling and performance parts based on what we know will improve performance, but also taking into account customer feedback and current trends in this market. The Exige Sport 240 is a car entirely comfortable on the road for everyday use. Take it to the track and it will be blisteringly quick and will outpace cars two or three times the price."

The Exige Sport 240 is not only given with more power but an equally efficient brakes, body mods, two bespoke colours, interior changes, an dlimited edition badging. This is so far the most exclusive Exige to hit Australian Lotus Show showrooms.

There would only be six Exige Sport 240s that would be launch wearing the colors of Blaze Orange or Sapphire Black and each would have a special edition interior plague. The Blaze Orange model will have black highlights including front splitter, rear wing endplates, wheels, and a rear beaver panel infill around the rear lights. Meanwhile the Sapphire Black model is given a Chrome Orange front splitter and rear wing endplates.

Both Sport 240 models will feature lightweight Lotus Sport forged five-spoke OZ alloy wheels. The Blaze Orange has wheels in black finished while the Sapphire Black uses silver. This wheel design is used for the first time on an Australian model.

Another first time in Australia is the signature Exige roof scoop that extends forward from the engine compartment to the top of the windscreen increasing the supply of air to the intercooler and at the same enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the vehicle. A special Exige Sport 240 badging will be used to mark the exclusive model’s exterior.

The power output of the Sport 240 as its name suggest is 240hp or 179kW which is a 10 percent improvement over the Exige S. Torque was also increased from 215Nm to 230Nm. It can accelerate from 0 to 100km/h in 4.2 seconds, 0 to 160km/h in 9.9 seconds, and its top speed is 249km/h.

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What color 2010 Camaro Ls should I get with high-wing rear spoilers?

Red with black stripes or black with orange stripes.

Red with black stripes would be the better of the two choices. Leave the wing off this is not a fast and furious car it is american muscle and a wing looks bad on it.

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Red Bull have endured a rough ride in the ten days since May’s Turkish Grand Prix. As well as the furore that surrounded the crash between team mates Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber at Istanbul Park, the team also know that this weekend’s Canadian race will be a tough test, with many tipping McLaren to dominate.

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