Learn how to change the rear drums and shoes on a 2004 Dodge Neon. Many other cars with rear drum/shoe setups are similar or the same. Check out my web site!…
Learn how to change the rear drums and shoes on a 2004 Dodge Neon. Many other cars with rear drum/shoe setups are similar or the same. Check out my web site!…
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That was the easiest drum brake job I’ve ever had done. And the quickest!
Great video! Short and to the point. The only thing I would add is to blast
the whole brake area with brake cleaner once you take off the drum. That
way you don’t inhale brake dust and also why not clean it while you have it
apart? Anyhow good vid.
Awesome video. Good view of everything and explanation.
@wonfeather The old shoes will form a bit of a rut in the drum which the
new set will ride inside. This causes a bit of a lip that, if you’re using
the old drums, can make it difficult getting them back on over the new,
bigger, shoes. Once you get over the lip it should be just fine. You may
have to adjust the star washer so the adjuster is shorter and then adjust
them more through the hole in back once the old drums are fully on.
This is great. This is what I was looking for, straight & direct and to the
point. Thanks.
thanks, man. my dad and i found it very informative.
Great video. It’s short but has all the small details and suggestions
needed. Just replaced some brake pads using this video and it was a lot of
help. Good job.
Thanks for the help lord knows I need it. I’m going try to change the brake
shoes this morning…..lol
My new brake at too big to put the drum back on. What shall I do about that?
This is a very smart man.
A complete genius! Thank you sir.
Well done!
Thank you so much. How do I determine if I have to replace the rotor hub as
well?