I know you're never supposed to disassemble both drums at the same time but this was a junkyard axle, didn't have much choice. Anyway, I'm rebuilding the drums with brand new parts but I can't figure out what these are for? Please help.

 

The only jeep drums I've done are my xj (a 99) there was nothing that looked like that on mine

 

Pop your year make and modle into google and see if you can find a pic of what they look like complete. Then look for a write up because if there is anything that looks like that it'll tell you where it goes

 

I've done plenty of other cars too just not a lot of jeeps lol

 

I did all the searching and found explanations and none of the procedures addressed these little parts, but none specifically omitted them either. Just want to be sure. Thanks!

 

they hold e brake levers on some types or rear drum brakes

 

no 10 in this picture is the clip...

 

Thanks! I found a youtube video of a Ford Windstar brake replacement. These are used to secure the e-brake lever to the shoe. They're not used on the chry 8.25 because instead of a straight post the e-brake lever has a bent tab that slides into the shoe. They're useless to me. Learn something new everyday. Thanks everyone!

 

not useless one day you will need a clip keep in junk box

 

Some e break clip thing was my thought too but my jeep isn't like that .. I think I've seen a how too some where when I get out of class I'll have a look

 

Those wave washers are #8.
Part #10 gets crimped into the groove of the pin on the lever #7.