Durango 4WD V8-5.9L VIN Z (1998)
No. 81-370-9116), pages 2-7 and 2-8 for information regarding steering knuckle service. If the brake caliper adapter does not show signs of wear,
clean the slide surfaces of the brake caliper adapter ledges with a wire brush.
11.
Install inboard brake shoe from brake shoe kit p/n 05014095AB. Be sure the retainer spring is firmly seated in the caliper piston.
12.
Insert outboard brake shoe into the caliper (Figure 4).
13.
Ensure the outboard brake shoe retainer springs are seated in the caliper (Figure 5).
14.
Install caliper and brake shoe assembly over the rotor and into the adapter. Be sure the brake shoe tangs are properly seated on the adapter ledges.
15.
Install and tighten the caliper slide pins to 25-35 N.m (18-26 ft. lbs.).
NOTE:
START THE SLIDE PINS BY HAND BEFORE TIGHTENING. DO NOT CROSS THREAD THE PINS.
16.
Perform Steps 5 through 16 to the front brakes on the other side of the vehicle.
17.
Install the wheel and tire assemblies.
18.
Remove supports and lower the vehicle.
19.
Pump the brake pedal several times to seat the new brake shoes.
CAUTION:
VERIFY A FIRM BRAKE PEDAL BEFORE MOVING THE VEHICLE.
20.
Ensure that the master cylinder reservoir is at the proper level as indicated on the side of the reservoir. Fill the reservoir with Mopar Brake Fluid
p/n 04318080.
21.
Drive the vehicle again on a rough surfaced road and make a few light to moderate brake applications to ensure that the rattle noise has been