How To Replace Rear Drum Brakes 2007-2012 Nissan Sentra
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Even though they are an older technology, you still find drum brakes on the rear of many modern vehicles. Like disc brakes, the brake drum and shoes will wear down over time, requiring replacement. This video shows you how to install new rear drum brakes on your 2007-2012 Nissan Sentra.
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This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2007 Nissan Sentra
2008 Nissan Sentra
2009 Nissan Sentra
2010 Nissan Sentra
2011 Nissan Sentra
2012 Nissan Sentra
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• Circlip Pliers
• Pliers
• 3/8 Inch Air Impact Gun
• Socket Driver
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• Brake Grease
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If you made a mistake in the video the least you could have done is reshot the scene instead of driving us insane with that spring placement that magically changed positions from one scene to the next
This is one of the best teacher I have ever seen. Keep up the good work
These videos are insanely well done. Thank you for doing this
This was the only competent person on yout tube today thanks
This is one of the best how-to videos I have ever watched! Great Job!
I noticed an inconsistency with the video. At 7:28 and 7:36 the top spring is on two different locations.
Interesting, I see what you're seeing. I reviewed it from the beginning and you'll see at 1:59 that the original spring was mounted in the hole farthest to the right. Good catch
Actually it was in the right hole if you watch from the beginning when he just took off the drum. Dont know why he repositioned it.
I noticed this AFTER I did the job.
And then the spring fell and break fluid came out....
Thanks for showing all the steps. Excellent work!
Your videos are amazing bro. One little hiccup on that spring but I can figure it out. Thanks for sharing your skills
Good video man thanks I'm always amazed the gloves never get holes and rips😊
Very informative and detailed instructions, Thank you!
Video was a huge help! Thank you!
Well-planned and informative video. Thanks!
Great video. Perfect! Thank you!
Please mention that the adjusters are not the same, there is a left and right... would have save an hour of tinkering. Besides that great video! Thank you.
Very good instructions
Got my breaks recently done and I hear a clicking sound. Took it back to the mechanic and he said everything was installed correctly. Should the shoes have any play?
Best video ever 😅
I think it’s important to note, for anyone who doesn’t exactly know what they are doing, that the WHOLE point of the shoes is so that the E brake lever actually stops the rear wheels from moving at all when the E brake is engaged. I think a better way to explain the adjustment is that you want to be able to move when the lever isn’t engaged but more importantly so you want the wheels to completely lock up when the lever IS engaged. If the shoes don’t grip those drums properly your car could roll away from you down a hill.
Excellent
I’m taking it to the mechanic ouch I did drums once in a si fire and that was enough for me …I always make sure my cars have pads all the way around but a free car comes the way it is🇨🇦🌈
Thanks ❤️
The above video, overall almost perfect, my only comment: 0:49 to remove the drums (2007 Versa), I tried, hammer hook screwdriver lube etc. still won't work, had to use 2 screws (#8.125) to remove it.
I'm surprised they weren't metric bolts to pop the drum off.
Bought rear brakes from y’all and I got sent the wrong ones. Didn’t come with the shoes either
Where the adjuster holeplug?
There's a mistake in the videos with installing the springs!
🤘🤘🤘
WATCH spring in WRONG hole initially 7:28 vs 7:36……….
Actually it was in the right hole if you watch from the beginning when he just took off the drum. Dont know why he repositioned it.
Why didnt this guy edit the first top spring? He put in the wrong slot, then put it on backwards and the final scene shows he turned it around. Yet he never said anything. Pretty messed up man