Ford Bronco Drum Brake Backing Plate Diagram - Shoe Pad & Anchor Pin Locations
Reference · 1980-1986 BroncoAll 34 schematics
Drum Shoe Pads
IF THE IMAGE IS TOO SMALL, click it.
An often overlooked area that requires servicing is the backing plate pads that support the brake shoes. The brake shoe shown in the illustration has three tabs. The shoe is pulled against the backing plate by the retaining spring and these tabs bear on three raised pads on the surface of the backing plate. As they move outward and rotate during braking, the tabs on the shoes slide across these pads.
.
. ![]()
The pads must be well lubricated. If they are not, undesirable friction may occur. If there is friction, the movement of the shoe may score grooves in the pad, grooves that may affect performance over time.
Part of 1980-1986 Ford Bronco Schematics
Is this accurate? Sign in to help verify it.
Frequently asked questions
- How many shoe contact pads are on the drum brake backing plate?
- The diagram labels six PAD locations around the backing plate: two near the top, one on each side, and two near the bottom.
- Where is the anchor pin located on the backing plate?
- The ANCHOR PIN is shown at the top center of the backing plate, between the two upper pads.
- What components are labeled in this drum brake diagram?
- The diagram labels the ANCHOR PIN, the BACKING PLATE, and six PAD (shoe contact pad) locations.
- Does this diagram include torque specs or part numbers?
- No. The document contains only callout labels (PAD, ANCHOR PIN, BACKING PLATE) with no torque values, part numbers, or written instructions.
No comments yet.