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Lamurada · 05-03-2005, 15:28

Hi everyone , can you help me?

I need a manual of some sort , like Haynes but not sure if any avail? i have a 2000 Fabia 1.9SDi Estate.

Can anyone advise on removal of rear Drum Brake housing to replace Shoes as mine is loose after removing centre nut but will not come away!!

Anyone else had problems with tyres scrubbing at front inside edge, i have had tracking done by several garages but still get the problem after a few months!!

Think that's it for now...

Many Thanks

Martin

anton · 05-03-2005, 20:43

regarding removal of the drum it probably just needs a hammer tap around the edge (from the front , not the side ) due to a lip been formed where the drum has worn.

as for tyres it does sound like a tracking issue , try and get it optically tracked maybe , i dont trust those crappy metal ones they dont compensate for wheel distortion.

btw sdi estate owner aswell ( vrs estate soon maybe???)

Lummox · 05-03-2005, 20:47

Drum removal.

You dont need to undo the nut. Remove the screw and the drum comes off and the hub stays there. If the drum is stuck on the rust ridge move the drum so a bolt hole is at around the 10 o clock position. Have a look thru it with a torch and you should see a light grey piece of metal with a spring attatched to the end of it. Witha flat blade screwdriver flcik that bit of metal up. This will de adjust the brake shoe adjuster and enable the removal of the drum.

Lamurada · 07-03-2005, 10:19

Thanks guy's, does anyone know where i can get a manual like Haynes?

**roo** · 07-03-2005, 18:38

Only from Skoda. Haynes do not do a manual

bryand · 07-03-2005, 19:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lamurada

Hi everyone , can you help me?

I need a manual of some sort , like Haynes but not sure if any avail? i have a 2000 Fabia 1.9SDi Estate.

The good news is that there is a manual for the Fabia.
The bad news is that it's in German...
(see http://www.briskoda.net/forums/t1259...s-manuals.html)

A bit of BabelFishing often helps!

***DGW*** · 07-03-2005, 20:33

Looks like there are 2 German manuals for the Octavia too:

http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASI...104991-9922147

http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASI...104991-9922147

PS Only slightly off topic...

John B. Reed · 24-01-2007, 09:36

Slackening the handbrake cables at the handbrake end also helps when removing the rear drums. I could not find the lever through the bolt hole and could not slacken the shoes other than by slackening the cables.

**roo** · 24-01-2007, 16:44

another resurrected 2 year old thread.

also there is now a haynes manual for the Fabia

closed.

05-03-2005, 15:28	#1
Lamurada Briskodian Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Midlands Posts: 5 Members Car: Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Help for New Forum member Hi everyone , can you help me? I need a manual of some sort , like Haynes but not sure if any avail? i have a 2000 Fabia 1.9SDi Estate. Can anyone advise on removal of rear Drum Brake housing to replace Shoes as mine is loose after removing centre nut but will not come away!! Anyone else had problems with tyres scrubbing at front inside edge, i have had tracking done by several garages but still get the problem after a few months!! Think that's it for now... Many Thanks Martin

07-03-2005, 20:33	#7
*DGW* BRISKODA Staff Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Cambridgeshire Posts: 17,299 Members Car: Octavia 1.8T 4X4 Estate & Fabia vRS Thanks: 51 Thanked 207 Times in 156 Posts	Looks like there are 2 German manuals for the Octavia too: http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASI...104991-9922147 http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASI...104991-9922147 PS Only slightly off topic... __________________ Denis 2002 Octavia 1.8T 4X4 turbo Estate - rebreathed on by Jabba ... 31.93mpg 2007 Fabia vRS - CC, ESP and full leather trim by Seat Surgeons ...48.57 mpg...

24-01-2007, 09:36	#8
John B. Reed Briskodian Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Cardiff Posts: 3 Members Car: 1.9 Fabia SDI Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Help for New Forum member Slackening the handbrake cables at the handbrake end also helps when removing the rear drums. I could not find the lever through the bolt hole and could not slacken the shoes other than by slackening the cables.

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05-03-2005, 20:43	#2
anton Briskodian Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 79 Members Car: Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	regarding removal of the drum it probably just needs a hammer tap around the edge (from the front , not the side ) due to a lip been formed where the drum has worn. as for tyres it does sound like a tracking issue , try and get it optically tracked maybe , i dont trust those crappy metal ones they dont compensate for wheel distortion. btw sdi estate owner aswell ( vrs estate soon maybe???)

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Lummox Cupra Bush King Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Newport Pagnell Posts: 22,461 Members Car: Mk2 Golf GTi 16v and building a 20VT MK2. Images: 2 Thanks: 22 Thanked 755 Times in 634 Posts	Drum removal. You dont need to undo the nut. Remove the screw and the drum comes off and the hub stays there. If the drum is stuck on the rust ridge move the drum so a bolt hole is at around the 10 o clock position. Have a look thru it with a torch and you should see a light grey piece of metal with a spring attatched to the end of it. Witha flat blade screwdriver flcik that bit of metal up. This will de adjust the brake shoe adjuster and enable the removal of the drum.

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Lamurada Briskodian Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Midlands Posts: 5 Members Car: Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks guy's, does anyone know where i can get a manual like Haynes?

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