How to Change Drum Brakes (In depth, ultimate guide)

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What do you do if your drum doesn't fit on after you put the new shoes on?

Excellent and clear tutorial.

Great job bro

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Great job you explained very well thanks for video will look for your future videos thanks

A pack of gasket hooks are $1

Great great video, but how do I take off the casing to get to the shoes?

Thanks for the help once again Chris fixit,I speak for all your fans when I say we appreciate you taking your time and make videos

Thanks❤

great teaching

Well done, thorough yet simple presentation, with closeup video so that a novice can see exactly how it's done without guessing. Thank you.

Dude I love how u explain everything, u really know how to show us viewers how to take apart n put back parts in da simplest way.. I love watching any of ur video's Chris Fix.. keep posting n I'll keep watching brother.. 👍💪👌

You are a legend. Thank you so much for everything you do.

Excellent explanation thank you for sharing

rugobeakaszto tuskevel konyebb beakasztani a rugot csak egy szal acelos tuske semmi draga szerszam ok

Awesome instructional video, as always!

How do you know if your car needs to go in drive or reverse and slam on the brakes to adjust?

Why did you say that "if you want to see that video the link will be in the description below" when that video doesnt even exist!? Its been 9 years and still coming soon, what does coming soon mean exactly!?

Just a tip for all, I put masking tape on the friction surfaces to keep oil, dirt etc contaminating them. Once all done simply remove. Job done. Great video by the way.

Thanks for the solid video. Great editing. And very thorough. Plenty of time was put into making this video and it shows. 👏🏻

what kind of car

Thanks ChrisFix 👍😊

This video was perfect. Thank you 👍

This video is a perfect example of why Chrisfix is so popular. I watched another video and thought there was no way I would even attempt changing my rear brakes. I watched this video and have much more confidence. Thanks so much, Chrisfix!!!!

Why didn't you grease the handbrake lever ? They seize up if you don't.

Nobody explains things any better than you. Should be a teacher, wait a minute, you already are.

The drum cover is stoked on mine how can I get it out? I already try penetrating oil and hammers but nothing

What is the best way to get the drums off when they are hanging on the old shoes? I loosened the hand brake but the drum is still catching on the wear lip.

What if you do all of this and it squeaks horribly??

old video but was seeing if anyone sees this.

I was rushing and left the parking brake on while trying to remove my rear drum brake rotor (I know I just forgot). Anyways, I was able to get it off with the parking brake on by using two 8 mm x 1.25 mm screws and inserting them into the two holes and making it tighter (it's a honda fit). it was tight for obvious reasons but came off.

what kind of damage could have occurred by doing this? by the time I realized this error, I took the parking brake off on the other back wheel and the rotor of course came right off with ease. I test drove it and seems fine. thoughts?

Thank you, very good

This video is awesome, detailed to the blind and dumb. Weldone bro.

Hey nice video ! imagine if you dont adjust the selfadjuster with the screwdriver ...if you just push the brakepedal a couple of times will it also set itself to the right position?

Going to try changing my brakes for the first time, and this video has given me a lot of confidence. Thanks for the great, step-by-step explanations!

i have removed the drum to change one of stud, now the drum is not fitting....😢

Very clearly explained and well filmed as well. Thanks so much.

97 Pontiac Bonneville has almost nothing in common with the ones you are showing.

Very informative!!

ChrisFix is simply the best at explaining this stuff, hands down.

Chris, I’m looking to get a 1974 Ford Econoline. The brake hub needs replaced. They said could be possible “slave”. To be honest not sure if it’s rear or front for the hubs. Is this the same parts and same identical process? And for the “slave” (think that’s what they called it) is it difficult to fix that?

I love that one thing left, you made this easy to follow and look easy, thanks man

💪💪💪GOD BLESS YOU Chris fix very very helpful your videos , you are an inspiration , thank you very much for your time FIRST CLASS VIDEOS 🎥📺🎬📽 !

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You say there's supposed to be a little bit of resistance, is it even as you turn the drum or does it go smooth and then hit resistance in a couple spots?

I give this video my highest score.
It's clear, concise,safe,and thorough,
After watching this video you know it's time to do the brakes and stop watching videos. this video covers it all

I love you chris

This is like the worst drum brake video I have ever seen.