VW Beetle King/Link Pin Disassemble!

How hard can it be? We tear into the front suspension of our 1961 Volkswagen Beetle. Finding some interesting things! We take a look at the brakes, bearings, and king pins plus pulling the torsion bar spring thing.
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I found this video informative and full of useful information that nearly anyone can implement to improve their life, instantly. Also, we get a special treat when the contents of the upper "Workorder Residue" drawer is finally revealed. Quality You Tube entertainment.

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Hahahaha my favorite drawer

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When taking the drums off all you need to do is back off the brakes with the adjusting screw located on the outside of the drum itself. You'll see a little circle on the outside drum you can then turn the drum until you can see through the hole and locate the star adjusters on the brakes just use a screwdriver and just back them off.