Note: Replace the brake pads of both front wheels at the same time. Install the brake pads of the brand and type recommended by the manufacturer.
Raise the front of the car, place it on stands and remove the wheel.
Remove the brake shoe mounting finger spring with a screwdriver.
Use a punch to knock out the brake shoe mounting pins.
Remove the outer brake shoe with the pressure pad.
Being careful not to damage the dust cap, move the cylinder piston all the way while simultaneously pressing the clamp.
Remove the inner shoe with the noise-damping and pressure pads.
Install the pressure pad and anti-noise pad onto the new inner brake shoe as shown in the photo.
Install the inner brake shoe, aligning the pad tabs on the piston as shown in the photo.
Install the pressure pad onto the outer brake shoe.
Install the outer brake shoe in place.
Install the brake shoe mounting pins.
Install the brake shoe pin pressure spring and make sure that its ends are correctly positioned in the brake shoe guide pins.
Install the wheel and lower the vehicle.
Press the brake pedal several times to set the piston to the working position.