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Brake pedal
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ChristousPapous
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For information on parking brake shoes for 2WD vehicles with a horseshoe layout, refer to that section. If your shoe is the horseshoe variety, disregard the previous information provided by other authors on separate shoes.
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Edmonston33
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This is your only option! 
However, as long as you maintain the braking system, you probably won't have to use it EVER.
However, as long as you maintain the braking system, you probably won't have to use it EVER.-
ChristousPapous
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The shoes resemble those shown on this link. Checking compatibility is essential, and there are cheaper (and more expensive) options available. You may get the information about the shoe part 58305B, the holding clip part 58322B (582723S200), and the part 58394, among others, on this link. On a related note, the handbrake adjusters are left-hand thread, and you access them through the disc center hole. The process of adjusting the shoes was described to me as going up to tighten and down to release them. Since I am tasked with doing this task during the summer, I will be curious to observe your progress.
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ChristousPapous
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