1990 Chevy 3500 Brakes

[@kentsimpson8804]

Awesome, almost exactly the same setup in my 88 toyota dually. Thank you

[@Osckarre]

Thanks for the vid man! Great tip on the e-brake cable!

[@bobthecar]

thank you bro, from Kelowna BC Canada. ur a life savor

[@Blaze-wx8li]

Thanks man, this was very helpful!

[@earthbros6508]

Yeah awesome tip on the break cable! Glad I saw this

[@TheKaffeeKlatsch]

You filmed your fender well .

[@jessedukelacrosse6470]

Darn, It is what I didnt want to do, thought there was another way :/ but oh well it is what it is, thanks for the video 👍🏼

[@Snailmailtrucker]

That's weird...that's what I am spending my Thanksgiving Day doing too...1982 Chevy Cube Van (Pain in the ass!) getting my hubs off ! Good luck Jesse...and thanks for the video GR..Liked Subscribed !

[@WH6FQE]

Unfortunately I also have a 1990 Chevy K3500 Dually, but I am needing to replace the rear wheel studs. I was hoping to see how to get to them with your video as I can not find a video about how to replace them, but since the hub was not taken apart, you still cant get to the studs with the way you left the hub. This truck has to be back on the road before the end of the week and I still dont even know where to start.

[@ElmwoodGR]

Good luck I tried to take it apart. I suspect you might have to replace the entire hub. Studs, bearings and all.

[@WH6FQE]

@@ElmwoodGR I figured it out, It was actually really simple. The studs themselves hold the drum to the hub. Once the studs are removed the hub and drum are two separate pieces. Thats why the splines on the studs are so long, they go through the drum and the hub when they are seated.

[@ElmwoodGR]

@@WH6FQE thanks for the info

[@tommcqueen3145]

Thank for saving me some time 👍

[@web5271]

Great video except you don't tell us what kind of rear end it is. Is it a Dana 70? If I don't know, it doesn't help me.

[@yopyop3933]

Well, DANA 70 must be... Unless is a chevy 14 bolt ,, but the procedure is the same..

[@jeffleblanc8850]

That little thing is called a key way that holds the ring in place I’m amazed how many people don’t know it’s called a key way the little square thing that holds the shit together not a pin now you know the correct name

[@steazemonster80216]

Why do all the Mexicans call me that?

[@martesmywhat1920]

@@steazemonster80216 🤣🤣🤣 nunca en mi perra vida..HE NECESITADO AYUDA DE GABACHOS .me mexicano vato.

[@tmfo125]

I have to replace my parking brake cable. Sounds like it’s gonna suck.

[@danb.3397]

If you tilt the axle housing up then there is almost no drip.

[@ricardocontreras8861]

How does that wheel simulator come off? Askin’ for a friend...

[@ElmwoodGR]

Mine just has a couple screws on the center cap

[@jeffleblanc8850]

Sometimes a screw driver to pry off depends on the type u have thers a few different ones

[@johnharding91]

These are the worst brakes I have ever dealt with ,,, absolutely necessary to have help from a friend with strength. Its like putting a jigsaw puzzle hanging in mid air,,, I don't recommend messing with them. I did it once and swore never again. But a seal blew and I am now into one side again,, I asked for help this time. This is a GIANT PITA

[@martesmywhat1920]

LOS TIGRES DEL NORTE.. CON MADRES los otros no valen queso..BUT WHY YOU DON'T FINISH IT???

[@jeffleblanc8850]

Thers a trick to putting on a emerge cable my buddy works on a lot of tow trucks and he has a trick I’m gonna phone him to come do my emergency cable he has them done in 5 min

[@yopyop3933]

No mames,,, this guy is listening to " LA PUERTA NEGRA" by los tigres del norte, while he teaches you how to fix your brakes... WTF...!!! 😎😎😎🤙🤙🤙

[@humbertoavalos6550]

No Ponga Musica, se escutcheon muyal

[@guyorsini1044]

You talk too much and demonstrate too little