they are self adjusters every time you back up and stop they adjust up =========== Imagine little teethe that are going vertical (up/down). Pushing the teeth up/down will cause it to tighten or loosen. I always forgt which way it goes. Use a brake tool or a flat screwdriver to do this. The way they are supposed to work though is if you drive backward and stop and then forward and stop. Doing this a couple of times is supposed to adjust them autmatically. That is the way they are SUPPOSED to work anyway. Just adjust them until they drag the drum alittle bit. Wheel should only turn no more that 1/4 to 1/2 turn. Good luck.
The Ford Escape 2004 model has Pads on the rear.
dont over tighten shoes to drum
Remove the rear speaker covers. Remove the speaker retaining screws. Remove the wiring harness from the back of the speakers. Reverse the process to install the new speakers.
Cam Chain.....
the fuse is in the fuse box ya muppet har har har
pieces of rubber seal found inside the thermostat housing on my corsa 1.2 sxi (04) plate, where did the rubber seal or gasket come from?
web search suggests 1.0mm
80000 miles or 10 years
Too much
remove rear wheel s you will see a rubber grumett remove the flathead screw driver and adjust the wheel in side do both sides , a little at a time test drive do again if needed ....
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You need to adjust your idle.