How To Replace Rear Brake Shoes 1995-2010 Toyota Corolla
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Easy to follow step by step directions how to replace rear brake shoes & drums 2001 Toyota Corolla.I will also show you how to adjust the brakes after you replace them.
The bolt is M8x1.25
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Sir, There is NO WAY someone else could’ve explained it any Better than you. You did a Fabulous job. Thank You Very much.
Little painful to deal with the camera work, but the speaker does a nice job explaining everything. Thank you!
Do not pinch the brake line. As long as nobody applies the brakes you won't have any problems. There's not enough pressure to pop the cylinders out when the brakes are at rest, unless something else is wrong with the vehicle. Also, avoid touching the brake lining on the shoes. Otherwise a very good video. Really good idea to remove that c-clip before removing anything else.
There's residual brake fluid. Just like calipers
@@EricVonHunterit's not residual. It is full of fluid but not pressurized. Never pinch brake hoses.
Jim: Thank you so much for putting out your content. I just did my rear brakes drum brakes following your video, and my wife's front and rear disc brakes foillowing another one of your videos. I'm definitely no mechanic, nor even a car enthusiast. However, I'm very grateful to have the savings that the labor would have cost here in a major metropolitan area. I also like the fact that I know the job is done right. My 13 year old daughter worked along with me, and now she's learned a new skill as well. Sincerly, thank you again.
The first pair of shoe brakes took me 3 hours. By the second I was able to do it in 30 minutes. Love the video. Super easy to understand and very informative. The cameraman did their best! Didn’t hurt the flow of the video for me.
Mine has taken all week!! It took me about 3 hours just to get the parking brake cables reattached snd those adjuster springs!
Hi, This is the best explanation I have ever seen. I can now install my brakes with confidence. Thanks for a great demonstration.. The BEST!!!
Great to hear!
The cameraman had one job to do...
BundysGarage My friend and I put drums and shoes on the rear of my 2010 Toyota Carolla successfully with the help of your tutorial. We have never done drums and shoes before. Thanks a heap!
How did you adjust the ebrake bro??? After doing my rear drums my ebrake was loose and didn’t hold at all…..I think you adjust it by the star adjustment but then I’ve seen videos where you have to remove the center console and theirs an adjustment nut at the base of the ebrake, I’m confused??
Great tutorial, camera work not so much. I appreciate the very concise details. I always struggle with drum breaks, trying to get everything to stay together, while putting the springs or clips on. Thank you for simplifying the steps.
This was the only video that really explains and shows really well what’s going on was finally able to get these installed
Glad to see I am not the only that fights the hold down springs. LOL
God bless you man! I found this video very helpful and was able to do my own drum brake replacement. Unfortunately the drum was stuck and the pilot hole was damaged so had to use force and broke one of the springs. I'll have to pickup replacement tomorrow. Funny thing is when i picked up the shoes, the guy asked if i wanted the springs as well and I said no...live and learn.
better to buy the hardware kit and not need it, than need it and not have it,
Ha, I just found out my son's old Corolla has rear drum brake which I have never dealt with. And your detailed video made me confidant about what I need to to with it. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
It's really nice to watch a REAL PROFESSIONAL. Thank You for the fine Instruction!
The last vehicle I changed the drum brakes on was a 1987 S-10 Blazer which I still have, but don't drive any longer. It wasn't that easy, but it seemed to be easier than the ones on that modern car you worked on. I didn't know they still had drum brakes on them, but it is easier to work on with the right tools and I still have the ones I used on the Blazer. All the other vehicles I have use all new braking system and that makes it easier to work on.
Thank you so much for this video! I have only done disk brakes and I was able to get my wife’s Corolla brakes done! Thank you 🙏
best instruction. i'm merely a few min in. compressing the pistons is great advice . the time spent backing off the adjuster is well worth it .
nothing like a good drum brake repair job! great job Jim.
Very informative!! About to use this knowledge to do my rear brakes! Thank you for showing everything step by step!👍
Glad it was helpful!
Getting dizzy from the camera floating and jiggling .. punched out.
smart move
Thank you sir. I personally appreciate that. love to see that. despite I'm not a mechanic, enjoyed alot.
As always an awesome great video. Thanks for sharing your video. I truly hope you are having a blessed week.
This is incredible! Thank you so much watched this before I went out to do mine for a refresher! Very detailed info
Thanks a bunch for the video, clear instruction. Hard to film this tho, hats off to the cameraman, but I had to have a drink afterwards!
Clear, concise, and informative. Thank you for this!
Glad it was helpful!
Man this video definitely gives me confidence to do it myself, buying new shoes and drums next week to do it on my own, thanks jim
How'd you do?
@@Critter0817 good
Thanks so much! I did mine this morning for the first time... with your help!
So often, You Tube presenters know their subject but not videography ...
lights, camera, script, sound.
Lights that are not too much or little and don't cast shadows.
Camera without shake, blur, getting the right angles and distance.
Script to be not repetitive, not miss anything.
Sound without extraneous noise, clear vocals, action sounds like hammering not too loud.
Thanks alot for the video. I did what you told me and the breaks are as good as new now.
Nice, a little easier than most drums. Just wish the hold down springs were easier. 100 years of innovation and the same headache springs 😜
you are a good teacher. I was not sure how to do it but now I feel confident. Thanks a lot.
Glad I could help!
Thanks..now I'm not afraid to try it myself. I'm glad he slowly went through the steps so that a layman such as myself, doesn't feel intimidated...
Glad I could help!
That was the best tutorial video I ever seen in my life
Good video thanks. But sack the camera man. Maybe you'd be best off with a tripod?. Don't mean to criticize just would transform your video.
Excellent video. Very informative and you make something that is a little complicated and make it easy! Your car looks immaculate! Thanks for posting.
I’m so thankful for these videos.
You rock Jim! Thanks for the real-life video.
Great video - very informative. Only thing to recommend is that the camera guy gets a tripod for the next video.
Excellent job explaining and a true pro. Thank you.
Very nice tutorial. Thank you for the classroom instructions. All I need now is some brake grease and I'm ready to go.
Good tip by removing the clip first. I never do this , I usually remove the hand brake cable then the clip , Thanks
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Such great informative videos!! Keep it up!!
I appreciate the time you took to film this and your effort to show us how to do this, but that camera needs a stand my brother. I bought one on amazon for $20, well worth it. Anyways thanks for your time. Take care
Thank you so much Jim for posting this great video. God bless
I work on cars myself but you just gave my greatest game on putting the vice on them spring’s thanks
Thanks Jim Love the video! Thank You!
Never ever use anything to pinch rubber brake lines. Especially old rubber lines, you may cause a weakening or damage of the rubber and risk the line failure and catastrophic brake loss. Also this procedure can be completed in half the number of steps
Removing the hold down springs from the shoes and then disengaging the bottom spring allows both shoes to be removed and disconneted without having to pry around behind the wheel hub.
100% corrected.. never messed around with the rubber brake fluid line...you don't have to pinch the brake fluid line anyway.
That's a neat trick putting screws in to separate the drum from the hub. I see that on my rotors, but never noticed it before.
Thank you Jim I just bought a 2009 and I'm gonna replace the rear shoes👍
Thanks for watching.
Mr.. Thank you so much for your video a friend of us came and ask me for help for a brake charge for this car your video help me so much thank you!!.
Great illustration. Thank you Sir
sweet thanks. thought it was gonna be harder than it was. got it done in an hour.
you don't have to pinch the brake line, and i didn't have a washer behind the clip on my 2010 corolla. followed everything else step by step though
Thank you for the video sir now I can do my own brake job. Awesome...👍👍👍
Nice one Jim. Old school shoes!
A thorough explanation Jim, well taught. Many thanks. From Western Australia
Glad it was helpful!
Good trick with the bolts to remove the drum Jim
Thanks Jim! This is helpful watching from calgary alberta canada.
Very well explained! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, blessings
You are so welcome
Great video Jim
Wow!!! Thank you I learned lot from this vedieo. I was trying to pull out my brake drum it was very difficult n stuck in. I think i can remove now.
Thank you for a great informative video.
Excellent video. Thanks
Great video I did my first drum while watching this ☝️
I hate to do drum brakes. But I do not mind watching you do them. Another great video.
Yeah, it's way too fiddly. I haven't done a drum brake job in thirty years. Got an 07 Corolla just landed in the driveway that's just taunting me.
Thanks, great video, very helpful.
great video. Thanks very much. My 2010 corolla (Canadian) was not exactly the same, but I was able to complete the work.
Glad it helped
Helped a bunch thanks.
excellent video very informative thanks Jim!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video 👍
So helpful. Thanks
Great detail , thanks much
good stuff mate - cheers
At the 10.26 min/sec you mentioned sometime I found very important; when I did my brakes I didn't pinch off the brake hose (to relieve the pressure) and as a result brake fluid started leaking from the brake cylinder. Unfortunately, as a result of missing this step (not pinching the hose) it later turned into a problem where I had to replace the wheel cylinder.
Normally the brake cylinder doesn’t just pop out. Something was either wrong, or someone pressed the brake pedal forcing fluid into the cylinder and popping out those pistons. I’ve never pinched my brake line because if it’s old and stiff, it will crack/break, and now you have a whole other problem.
exelent video thank you great help for me
Great vid, Well explained, Nothing fancy. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
great explanation thanks
Do you have a video that teaches how to adjust the handbrake after you have replaced the shoes? Would you normally replace the wheel cylinders at the same time?
Excellent video.
Toyota engineering is so superior. It seems like they actually think about the mechanic who has to work on their cars.
I found doing drum brakes extendable magnets come in handy
Very nice job 👍
Can i use grease instead of the brake lubricant? Thanks for the video
That was a great explanation. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Aside of the shaky camera, excellent video.
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?
The brake spring tool mix taking those springs off and putting in back on so much easier
Can this method work for any model type of vehicle?
Thank you very much. 👍
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Nice video
After this is done, does the brake pedal start applying earlier? I have done it before once, bu t don't remember. I put new calipers , rotors and pads on . Brake pedal is firm, but not high up enough. Starts applying half way
Very good vid. I got 94 corolla and like replace rear wheel brake cylinders (i tried to get it out but i couldn't ) Do you have any suggestion or vid. that show how to) thanks
First time doing drum brake soon,watch lots of you tube clips,why some people's criticized others ,when some one showing us how to do it.thanks Jim.
Well done video Jim, easy to follow. I have a 02 Highlander and I did go ahead and get a new caliper, and rotor due to rust, the old one had frozen, it's the original. but now I can't get the new rotor over the parking brake. I didn't really do anything to the parking brake other than moving the star wheel to close the pads in, now the star wheel has stopped or stuck and won't close the pads any further. I still cant't get the rotor on. Do I need to clean with brake cleaner and keep working with the wheel? Idk, I'm afraid I'll mess it up even more. I hope I don't have to reassemble the parking brake. Thank you
Thanks for watching
Thank you. Excellent.
Glad it was helpful!
thank you very helpful video
Glad it was helpful!
what size bolt did you use to take off the drum cover?
Thank you sir!
You are welcome!
I believe the car you're working on is a Japanese-assembled Corolla; the spring setup is a little different on USA/Canada models.
Killer idea on the initial horseshoe clip removal while the shoes are still mounted...use the hardware for your "bench" vise! (I don't believe you can do this on US/Canadian models, as the horseshoe clip is on the inside of the post.)
Nice video...thanks!
Thank you!
You're welcome!