1995 - 2000 OBS GM 8 Lug Full Size Truck Rear Drum Brake Shoes & Springs Replacement (Chevy & GMC)

This video is regarding GM Full Size Truck Rear 13" Drum Brake Shoes Pins and Springs Replacement (8 lug 3/4 ton wheel type). The vehicle shown is a 1999 Chevrolet Suburban K1500 with 6.5L Diesel engine (equivalent to K2500 gear) and the repair is specifically applicable to all 3/4 ton chassis geared GMT400 old body style (OBS) trucks both Chevy, Holden, and GMC. For 1/2 ton trucks the procedure will be very similar, but there are some differences. Applicable to Suburban, Sierra, Silverado, Cheyenne, W/T models across 1995 96 97 98 99 and 2000.
In this video the rear brake drum shoes, pins and all the springs are replaced.
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1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000
Chapters:
0:00 - Problem overview
0:45 - Replacement part numbers
1:35 - Springs removal
3:30 - Shoe pins removal
4:50 - Adjuster removal
5:10 - Shoe inspection and identification
6:00 - Reassembly parts layout
14:02 - Parking brake linkage disassembly
15:31 - Parking brake linkage assembly
16:35 - Backing plate cleanup and lubrication
18:44 - Shoe installation
23:45 - Anchor pin installation
24:15 - Spring installation
29:45 - Brake adjuster installation
32:32 - Clean up
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