I am getting my exercise walking back and forth to Autozone and Harbor Freight buying lots of tools and stuff. But at least I am getting it done and I won't have to take it to the shop when the next stud breaks. Thanks for showing how to create the space to get the new studs in there. You are a real pro.
Good video! I've seen others where they remove the parking brake shoe to get the stud into the backing plate. I like this method better because you don't have to mess with the brake shoe. Thank you for doing this video!
Hell yeah bro bout dam time I see a video that literally has the same set up as my van with that dam plate that u have no dam room to put the new stud in smdh I literally watched about a hour worth of videos just to be even more pissed with each one I watched then bam like a gift from above here came your video and in less than 15 mins u showed me and also walked me thru how to get past that dam plate I was half way there had loosened the top two bolts but was hesitant on doin the bottom two so thank u so much ur a true auto mechanic blessing lol ur the man fr thoooooo
Hello, thank you for the comment! I really appreciate it. I am glad that the video helped you to get the part replaced. Keep up the good work and have a great day, God bless you 🙏
Good video. I used a big nut and washer to pull the stud in. What did you torque the four studs to that hold the bearing asm to the backing plate and axle.
OH SHOOT! I left the parking brake on. Released it and the rotor went back on. Also seen a fix where you can tighten the shoes at the bottom. Someone else said that if you loosen the shoes enough, you can slip the stud in that way without loosening the back plate or taking the parking brake shoes off. 3 days into a a half hour job. Its what happens when you work on something new for the first time. But I stuck with it. I will be soooooo ready to get my car back. I want to drive down to Gresham to get some enchiladas - I suck at cooking at home.
I am getting my exercise walking back and forth to Autozone and Harbor Freight buying lots of tools and stuff. But at least I am getting it done and I won't have to take it to the shop when the next stud breaks.
Thanks for showing how to create the space to get the new studs in there. You are a real pro.
Good video! I've seen others where they remove the parking brake shoe to get the stud into the backing plate. I like this method better because you don't have to mess with the brake shoe. Thank you for doing this video!
Hello! thank you for posting this comment. I am glad to hear that the video helped you. Merry Christmas and happy new year!
Never seen that tool before, looks super handy.
Hello. Yes, this tool is very useful.
Thank you.
I'm a female needing this help thank you very much.very easy instructions
You know your stuff brother u are my new mechanic teacher 💯✌🏼
Thank you for the kind comment, I do appreciate it. Have a great day and God bless you 🙏
Hell yeah bro bout dam time I see a video that literally has the same set up as my van with that dam plate that u have no dam room to put the new stud in smdh I literally watched about a hour worth of videos just to be even more pissed with each one I watched then bam like a gift from above here came your video and in less than 15 mins u showed me and also walked me thru how to get past that dam plate I was half way there had loosened the top two bolts but was hesitant on doin the bottom two so thank u so much ur a true auto mechanic blessing lol ur the man fr thoooooo
Hello, thank you for the comment! I really appreciate it. I am glad that the video helped you to get the part replaced. Keep up the good work and have a great day, God bless you 🙏
Nice work thanks for the personal help i really needed it.....have a great day. all the way from California
Hello. Thank you for the comment. I am glad to hear that the video helped. Have a great day from AZ
I don’t know where your from but in Missouri cars are rusty and don’t come apart that easy!!!!
Great, ty Soo much from NH
You are welcome. Have a great day! From AZ.
Good video. I used a big nut and washer to pull the stud in.
What did you torque the four studs to that hold the bearing asm to the backing plate and axle.
I loosened the 4 bolts in the back, but everything is stuck and not moving.
Hello, thank you for posting your comment. Be patient and try to remove it carefully. Keep me posted
OH SHOOT! I left the parking brake on. Released it and the rotor went back on. Also seen a fix where you can tighten the shoes at the bottom. Someone else said that if you loosen the shoes enough, you can slip the stud in that way without loosening the back plate or taking the parking brake shoes off.
3 days into a a half hour job. Its what happens when you work on something new for the first time. But I stuck with it. I will be soooooo ready to get my car back. I want to drive down to Gresham to get some enchiladas - I suck at cooking at home.
you must be in new mexico.. it looks like you have a stucco house
What if I don't have the tool u used to tighten it is there something else I can use
I got a super long breaker bar half inch drive. You can step on it to get even more torque.
ABS sensor I think
I have the same problem with my 02 dodge grand caravan.
Awesome!
Why not just take the emergency or parking brake off that’s what’s obstructing you you’re tearing the whole thing apart lol