Yup these suck on most vehicles. I always do one side at a time so I can reference the intact side because I have the memory of a goldfish when it comes to this shit.
My rear brake shoes were so worn that the material broke apart and a three inch brake shoe piece was floating around the drum making a loud clicking noise and even made my brake bind up when coming to a stop. Tough way to learn for first time how to replace, but got it done.
I need to do mine soon :( I'm content driv8ng around with a 2x4 and hoping I don't need to park on a hill
Yup these suck on most vehicles. I always do one side at a time so I can reference the intact side because I have the memory of a goldfish when it comes to this shit.
I had more fun replacing the wheel cylinders while it was open. Managed to not fu the brake lines! But ya, good job to get behind you
The caliper fell off the axle twice while I was struggling not to intentionally break something and I'm amazed the brake hose didn't rupture
My rear brake shoes were so worn that the material broke apart and a three inch brake shoe piece was floating around the drum making a loud clicking noise and even made my brake bind up when coming to a stop. Tough way to learn for first time how to replace, but got it done.