How to | Assemble Drum Brakes

Parts:

Left Rear Drum Brake Backing Plate -

Right Rear Drum Brake Backing Plate -

Emergency Brake Cable -

Rear Drum Brake Adjusting Hardware Right Side –

Rear Drum Adjusting Hardware Left Side –

Rear Drum Wheel Cylinder -

Rear Drum Spring Kit -

Drum Wheel Cylinder Pin 4pc Kit -

Rear Drum Space Bar 1pc -

Car Wheel Cylinder Bolt 4pc -

Brake Shoe Washer 1pc -

Rear Axle Flange Gasket Behind Backing Plate -

Parking Brake Drum Lever Pair -

Rear Drum Brake Shoes 4pc -

9 1/2" Rear Brake Drum 1pc -

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[greenbears]

Probably the best how to video I’ve ever seen!! Well done !!

[MontyCarlo]

Best easy to understand video for 9.5" drums I've seen. I like that it is to the point with no B.S. Wish I had watched this before I did my brakes as it would have saved me a lot of frustrations. Thanks for the excellent video!

[myoneblackfriend]

This isn't why YouTube exists, but the value of videos like this is greater than the sites original intensions.

[WESTSIDEZ]

Finally an actual step by step for drum brakes. I feel more at ease about doing the work on my c10

[shanehoman]

Great video!!! Helped me out putting brakes on my new axle. Didn't have any references beside this. Easy peasy.

[lwuajiro]

Awesome video. Anyone who watches it can feel confident to do it! Thank you!

[robertpreston]

This guy is good, he explains it in detail, shows everybody how it is done, also taking his time, step by step. good job

[ChainBlue]

best video of the sort. So many other frustrating ones out there that skip these steps.

[pkihksl]

I finally found a video where they actually showed it step by step👍🏻

[bennoakes]

Excellent. For those watching, be aware at 5:00 that the red spring between the 2 pads feeds through with the wire hook to the top above the sprocket wheel. For the opposite drum, it is not only facing the other way but inserts opposite. Otherwise, the end hook will foul the sprocket teeth on one side, found only when done and trying to adjust, and all from following a different 'professional' guide online. In the video the hook goes into the pad from the top, the opposite drum is not only facing the other direction, but needs to start from the back, not the top as well.

[JJ-qdfx]

Excellent video...best I've seen...clear and slow. I could see everything being done....thanks.

[Dngrhys]

Great vid, been fighting rebuild kits missing parts and this FINALLY helped me figure it out.

[kboruss]

Thank you for this video! Would have been totally lost without this for my Inline Tube brake replacement!

[frankmchutchison]

excellent video, thanks for going to a lot of trouble and teach us all the correct way to do a job

[jameswashington]

Well explained not rushing. Great video.😊

[bakercast]

Thanks bud! First time for me and u made this very simple! Didn't have those tools but pliers and flat head screwdriver sufficed

[Snafubar]

Thanks the only other video I found with step by step was in super fast forward lol this will help me get the job done....too bad I got the wrong pads or it would already be done.

[ammoguy]

Excellent video, Just the kind I was looking for. Really helping Me with My 65 C10 pickup. Thanks

[doneisman]

Thank you for the excellent video. Very well done!

[windravenpubg]

It looks like the drum spreader/spacer bar is on the wrong way. All the other pictures and videos I have seen have the hump side going away from axle. Is this a mistake? Does it matter which way the bar goes?