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How to change rear brake shoes on VW GOLF II Van (19E, 1G1) – replacement guide
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Recommended replacement interval for the part category Brake Shoe Set : 100000 km
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This replacement procedure can be used for:
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The steps may slightly vary depending on the car design.
VW GOLF II Van (19E, 1G1) 1.6 … View more
The steps may slightly vary depending on the car design.
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All the parts you need to replace – Brake Shoes for GOLF II Van (19E, 1G1) and other VW models
Alternative products

WD-40 spray
All-purpose cleaning spray
Copper grease
Torque wrench
Drive socket # 30
Wheel impact socket #17
Ratchet wrench
Brake shoe retaining spring compressor
Flat screwdriver
Hammer
Pliers
Round-nose pliers
Water pump pliers
Crow bar
Rubber mallet
Wheel chock
Replacement: brake shoes – VW GOLF II Van (19E, 1G1). AUTODOC recommends:
- Replace brake shoes as a set on an axle. This will ensure efficient braking.
- The replacement procedure is identical for brake shoes on the same axle.
- Please note: all work on the car – VW GOLF II Van (19E, 1G1) – should be done with the engine switched off.
Carry out replacement in the following order:
- Step 1Open the bonnet. Unscrew the brake fluid reservoir cap.Step 2Secure the wheels with chocks.Step 3
Loosen the wheel mounting bolts. Use wheel impact socket #17. - Step 4Raise the rear of the car and secure on supports.Step 5
Unscrew the wheel bolts.AUTODOC recommends:Important! Hold the wheel while unscrewing the fastening bolts. VW GOLF II Van (19E, 1G1) - Step 6
Remove the wheel. - Step 7
Remove the wheel hub nut cap. Use a crowbar. Use a hammer. - Step 8
Remove the cotter pin securing the hub nut. Use a crowbar. Use a flat screwdriver. - Step 9
Unscrew the hub nut. Use a drive socket #30. Use a ratchet wrench. - Step 10
Remove the brake drum assembled with the wheel hub bearing. - Step 11
Clean the hub bearing mounting seat. Clean the hub. Use all-purpose cleaning spray. - Step 12
Remove the hold-down spring. Use round-nose pliers. - Step 13
Remove the upper return spring of the brake shoes. Use round-nose pliers. - Step 14
Remove the brake shoe hold-down cup. Use a brake shoe retaining spring compressor. - Step 15
Compress the wheel cylinder. Use water pump pliers. - Step 16
Remove both shoes from the mounting bracket. Use a crowbar.Replacement: brake shoes – VW GOLF II Van (19E, 1G1). Tip from AUTODOC experts:Don't press the brake pedal after removing the rear brake drum shoes. This will cause the piston to fall out of the brake cylinder, leakage of brake fluid and depressurization of the system. - Step 17
Remove the lower return spring of the brake shoes. - Step 18
Disconnect the parking brake cable. Use a crowbar. - Step 19Remove the brake shoe adjuster lever.Step 20
Connect the parking brake cable to the parking brake lever. Use round-nose pliers. - Step 21
Install the brake shoe adjuster lever. - Step 22
Install the brake shoes on the working brake cylinder on the bracket and on the brake-support plate bracket.
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