A Toyota Master Diagnostic Technician Shows you how to replace Drum Brakes on your Toyota like a Pro!
In this video that my viewers have asked for, I share with you how to replace your Toyota Drum Brakes. I share with you tips and tricks that I’ve learned over a long career as a Toyota Technician leading to opening my own Toyota\Lexus specialty shop.
There’s a hundred ways to replace drum brakes, I share with you the way I’ve replaced drum brakes without any issues.
Drum brakes are often regarded as hard to change when compared to conventional disc brakes. However they are actually not difficult if you have the right set of skills and knowledge.
I hope this video and others on YouTube help make your drum brakes replacement easier.
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0:00 Intro
0:38 Removal
5:02 Preparing your New Shoes
10:50 Preparing Backing Plate
11:51 Installing New Shoes
18:04 Preventing Noise and Issues
21:11 Drum Installation
23:02 Drum Brake Adjustment
25:16 Important Information About Drum Brakes
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On the second shoe that you did the original brake shoe pad came right up to the end of the shoe on the replacement shoe it stopped back about an inch-and-a-half is that normal
Plueeeeze! More DIY uploads! Thank you. More and more people are trying to do repairs themselves, not buy new cars. Thank you for this.
I pump the brakes a few times after the adjustment and then go back and check. It’s usually loose again as the shoes weren’t perfectly aligned under the drum. I usually have to do it a few times. This ensures that both shoes are pressing against the drums evenly so you don’t get excessive wear on one shoe.
Made my day in light of the kaos going on in our Nation and World. Love your videos. Thank you Car Care Nut. God bless, aloha!
almost every time I have done drum brakes I have considered only replacing the front shoes. If everything is still working why not just do the front springs? That males it a simple and short job. WHy not A?
Very nice as usual. The great thing about current times is that you can now take tons of pictures with your phone to insure you know the original position of all the parts We old guys remember when you just had to guess or check the other side.
So nice to see a mechanic take his time to do the job correctly! Thank you sir! Thanks for the videos!
Dumb question> Isn't it cheaper for manufacture to just install disc breaks?
fun fact: some yaris rear drum lining brake pad, the parking brake lever is rivet with the lining and the aftermarket not come with the lever included. aftermarket not even sell the pin that hold the lever and lining together. if you encounter those yaris. make sure you check closely if the pin that hold the lever is removable or not.
Great video. Thank you AMD.
Poppa got a new pair of shoes!!
Was I ripped off ? New accumulator, new alternator, and reprogramming the computer as they said it was damaged. 1200 plus 500 labor. Old 2005 toyota
A well maintained 2005 Toyota or as in our case here in Wisconsin is a good beginner's care in our case this teen ager is now on the therd car, Rolled the first one skidding on very loose gravel and the second someone slammed into the back of the other now the therd car has been getting by. All of these Honda's have over 250,000 miles on them, It's Not the Car's fault, Teenager's are known to destroy Cars.