yotaluver

Haha yeah i down shift to 1st and then coast to a stop.
And yes please do let me know wat you find

JAYLSTRO

Hey, I just replaced my shoes, cleaned the hell outa the drum, and problem gone, get some new shoes, then I bet when you run a rag around the drum you;ll find some knarly guck, I just got two cans of brake cleaner and some emory cloth and went to town on it (I should have had it turned, but hey, tough times) and I'm back in love with the thing again.

89pickumup

ive had samething happen on a 96 f-150 brakes were full of dust n such i cleaned regreased points adjusted and problem was cured diddnt change the shoes but probly should have lol

ebye90

Have you tried a new hardware kit for the rear brakes? Theyre pretty inexpensive so it may be worth your while to throw that in there, and lube the backing plate while youre at it before you anchor the shoes down

Lextech

I'm willing to bet that the "gunk" is caked gear oil. Very common for those axle seals to leak and it will contaminate the brake shoes as well as the sealed wheel bearing... Something to look into.

md_runner

i second that. check your axle seal soon so you don't contaminate those new shoes you just put in there.

yotaluver

Thanks for all the help and sorry I didn't post up the fix sooner. It was contaminated shoes, I think from about a month before this really started getting bad I was in there to replace part of the parking brake assembly, I think I contaminated them then as the seal looks good. new shoes are on and it's working great.
Thanks again.