Product description
The car pulling to one side during braking is often due to the adjustment of the brake shoes, they must be adjusted in the same way on the left and on the right. Release the handbrake and depress the brake pedal several times to center the brake shoes. Use a screwdriver to turn the adjusting nut of each brake shoe through the hole in the brake anchor plate or brake drum until the brake shoe touches the drum, then turn back 3 to 4 teeth until the drum is free again. Remember that the direction of rotation of the drum adjusting nuts is opposite.
When mounting the adjustment bolts, make sure that if one side is tilted, it is aligned with the brake shoe. Assemble with heat-resistant grease (see Options tab).
Brake shoe adjusting nuts
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Beetle
Karmann Ghia
Bus until 7.1979
Type 3
Thing
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| Paruzzi number | 1143 |
|---|---|
| Original VW number | 113609205A |
| Brand | Paruzzi |
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- Applicable on Beetle 8.1964 and later | Karmann Ghia 8.1964 and later | Type 3 8.1964 until 7.1965 | Thing until 12.1972 front, 1.1973 and later front/rear
- Paruzzi number: 1142
- Original VW number: 131609209
921 items available
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- Applicable on Beetle until 7.1964 | Karmann Ghia until 7.1964 | Bus until 12.1953 | Type 3 until 7.1963
- Paruzzi number: 4142
- Original VW number: 211609209
8 items available
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- Applicable on Bus 3.1955 until 7.1979 (except for vehicles with self-adjusting brakes) | Thing until 12.1972 rear only
- Paruzzi number: 21142
- Original VW number: 211609209A
91 items available
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