How to Replace Rear Drum Brakes on a Honda Civic

How to Replace Rear Drum Brakes on a Honda Civic

How to Replace Rear Drum Brakes on a Honda Civic. How to Replace Brake Shoes on a 2005 honda civic. How to Remove Brake Drum. How to Change and Adjust Rear Drum Brakes on Honda’s. How to Properly Adjust your Drum Brakes. Step By Step Guide to Replacing your Drum Brakes. This video available in spanish(este video disponible en español) https://youtu.be/fhr9KRUxzRg

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Hot Linias says:

Thank you for the video,it was a lot of help!

Alexander Jin says:

I know this is a while ago but this video really helped me get a better understanding of how drum brakes work and I replaced my own. After replacing mine I have a loud scraping noise coming from the back. I’ve adjusted multiple times I don’t know what’s rubbing what do you think it is?

Alexander Lx says:

wow, I watched 2 other videos by mechanics, and yours had 3+ tricks that they didn't show on it, thanks!

See Lee says:

Where Can i buy the parking break lever piece, mine broke off

David IA says:

Hi friend add the torque ratchet in the links below is also a good one for the rim, thank you again 🙂

Marty McKay says:

This is a great video! Just did mine yesterday and this video helped a lot! Thanks bro!!

JMSPRNT says:

thank you so much! you just saved me at least $300

David IA says:

Thank you so so so much, awesome video and great shots and explanation

Phillip Chau says:

Nice video. Very clear and straight to the point! Thanks for posting.

You Are Messed says:

Excellent video. Clear and to the point with good camera work. Used for a 2010 Honda Civic. Thank you !

Aaron Ramdhanie says:

Very helpful and informative!

Jeremiah Green says:

Amazingly clear instructions! Do you know if the m8x1.25 bolt is the same size for 2008 Honda civic? Can't find the specs anywhere

Rob Roy MacGregor says:

Clear, concise, well done, thank you,…. I'll spread the word

brama panday says:

Man !!! You the best . Quick an tooo the point ,great camera angles . Every video has sooo much fluff , I don’t comment or subscribe much , but for you A+++

MCL says:

Fantastic video. Thank you.

REHMAN KHAN says:

So simple and very helpful

srarcade says:

You make this job look easy! To anyone sizing up this task, I've done everything on cars over the past 25 years.. except drum brakes. That said, I discovered there is no amount of cussing in humanity to curse this dreadful experience. I would gleefully drop my steering rack, or replace the synchros in my transmission over doing this horrid task ever again. I hate letting anyone touch my cars for service but I think this is one job I would take to a brake shop to have done to hold on to my sanity.

Leonardo Ruiz Esparza says:

Grat vídeo! You do it very carefully, this king about following your instructions for a Gen8 Civic

Michael Clark says:

Thank you so much for this. About to do the drum brakes on my 07 Honda fit (same exact brakes). So many videos advocate for putting the brakes back together by attaching the shoes with the top spring and the adjuster rod first then trying to hold and hang the whole assembly over the top…all the while complaining you need three hands to do it well lol. This way makes it so much easier.

joelunchbox says:

How to make it simpler and give you room to work. Remove the wheel cylinders first. Two bolt and a nut and you can now remove/replace the shoes as a unit.

Jasun Cho says:

Thank you for the video. I changed the pad after watching your video today. After the replacement, the brake pedal goes deep and it doesn't brake well. What's the problem? The piston fell out a few times and the brake liquid flowed. Is that the reason? Or is it wrong to assemble it?

Anthony says:

Great video. Its similar with a 2013 LX too, right?

SocksOnFeet says:

The amount of strength you need to put on the long spring and the amount of tries it takes is not shown here, talk about a PITA, also look at the shape of the hook when he removes it, its not like that on the stock spring or a new spring. its a u shape I had to bend it out a little bit similar to how he shows it here but not too much cause then it wont hold.

DJ Jay Vybez aka Javier says:

This work with 06 civic?

William Gentile says:

Well Done Sir!

Malware_In_TN says:

Great video B.C.! Good, clear instruction, thorough steps, and great camera work. I wish you had cleaned that little smudge of anti-seize from the front of the dust shield to make sure none got onto the brake shoe, but other than that, one of the best drum shoe videos I've seen. Two thumbs up!

Daniel Gorini Rodrigues says:

Great thanks! I will attempt this next weekend.

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