This is a summary “how to” DIY video on how to change the drum brakes. It is specifically for a Ford Ranger and Mazda B series pickup truck, but it applies t…
This is a summary “how to” DIY video on how to change the drum brakes. It is specifically for a Ford Ranger and Mazda B series pickup truck, but it applies t…
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Thanks a lot and good luck! Just reference the video if you get stuck and
feel free to comment and ask any questions you have! Give the video a
thumbs up if it was helpful, thanks!
100% helpful. Excellent QUALITY video&audio and content. I will definitely
give this a shot.
Haha, thanks a lot! Glad it helped! I do a lot of how to videos, just check
out my channel by clicking my name. Also, give the video a thumbs up if you
havent already, it helps me out!!! Thanks!
Hey man, this is the best home made video, that i have seen, thank you so
much for this video, you should do more like this, and you can and should
make money off of YouTube, thank again.
Thanks man!
I would not remove the emergence brake lever from the emergence cable.My
2001 Ford Ranger was very difficult to hook back up. Easy er to leave on
,then remove the clip – connect on new shoe. Thanks for the video, It was
very helpful.
Yea, you could do that. Thanks for the tip/comment!
good video my man, but if you’re gonna change rear brakes dont you wanna
change the brake cylinders too?
Great! Good luck and dont worry, just take your time and if you have
trouble, feel free to send me a message or comment!
Thanks, as things break, the videos will come hahaha
Awesome video! Going to do mine tomorrow. Gunna keep this video handy!
good call, good video… keep them coming!
Great! I used if for my truck the other day lol…
Yea man, you def should. I would have if they had the parts in stock. Since
it is my daily driver, and they didnt have the parts, I needed to just get
the job done
Thanks man! Yea, I try to make the best videos I can! As for the drums vs
discs, I totally agree discs are better. The only reason cars have drums
today is because it is cheaper. Back in the day it was a good design
because it was cheap and doable. But with today’s technology, all cars
should have disc brakes!
No prob! Im glad it is helpful and thanks for the feedback!
I was dreading doing this on my 03 B3000. This Video and saving money makes
me look forward to doing it. Thanks great Video
Thanks for your video, helpful…
What do you mean “to start”? It is easiest to lift the truck from the rear
differential so that will lift both tires. It has to be in neutral in order
to spin the tires because the transmission is connected to the rear tires
via the driveshaft. Certain differentials will allow you to spin the rear
tires even in park, so you can try it in park and if it doesnt work, throw
it in neutral…
do you have to have both tires up and in neutral to start?
GREAT!!! That is the idea! Good luck and glad this video helped!
Nice video man! U made it look so easy, yet very informative :). Im doing
my friends rear drum brakes this weekend on his 2000 kia spectra. Hope i
don’t run into any trouble.
Glad it helped! You need some resistance so that when you press on the
brakes it doesnt smack the drum. When the brakes get broken in, they will
be set perfect if they are just lightly touching after installation.
Great! Im glad to help!!!
Great job and great video A+