How To Install Replace Rear Drum Brakes Honda Civic 01-05 1AAuto.com

How To Install Replace Rear Drum Brakes Honda Civic 01-05 1AAuto.com

http://www.1aauto.com/1A/BrakeDrumShoeKits/Honda/Civic/1ABDS00257 1A Auto shows you how to repair, install, fix, change or replace your own worn, squeaky, fa…

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Rhonda Shirley says:

To take the cover off take the two bolts thay hold ur seat to the floor. U
should have two small holes on the cover the screw into to.alternate
screwing and it will pop rt off.

1A Auto Parts says:

The rear brakes normally wear less than the fronts but normally should be
checked whenever you do the fronts.

Kody Darlington says:

Is this the same setup for a 2006 Honda Civic Lx 1.8 liter ?

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fs7f687ds6fd7sads says:

There’s two holes on the drum where you can put a couple bolts and slowly
turn them in, it will push the drum off the mount. They should be 13mm I
believe.

NutzAboutBolts says:

Make sure your parking brake isn’t engaged, also there is 2 holes on the
brake drums where you can screw 2 bolts in there to back off the drums.

1A Auto Parts says:

As long as you do not remove the wheel cylinder or any of the brake lines,
you will not have to bleed the system.

1A Auto Parts says:

It may have a similar setup.

Lomanoy Lila says:

Very good job thank you.

EndOfDayz727 says:

do i need to bleed my brakes?

EndOfDayz727 says:

i bought, my brake shoes, two jack stands, spring remover tool, BUT, i cant
get the brake drum (cover) to come off!!!…i greased it,i beat i with a
hammer, try to pry it open with a flat head screwdriver and maybe pumped on
the brakes to see it that does anything but nothing, I GIVE UP!

1A Auto Parts says:

If there a hole in the backing plate, use the adjusting tool and back off
on the shoes. The should enable you to get the drums off. Hope this helps
you out.

Sokhann Pha says:

looks easier then it looks.. just did it and yeah it was hell for me.. disc
brakes rules and so much easier

Mon S says:

Hi, The drum brake on in use when in parking, so does it need to be
replaced as frequently as the front ? Thanks

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