Dacia Sandero 1.5 dCi drum brake

For an explanation of drum brakes, here is a useful video: • Drum Brakes
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[@manuheber9011]

19:10 You can see right from the break a very rusty axis - my Dacia Logan (2007) had on the left outside a full through broken of rusted steel - result a new axis for 100€ material! Let it changes as soon! Dacia did never conservation the underground up today!

[@Alanw74]

A little knowledge is dangerous, you have not checked that rear brake correctly at all and it is badly adjusted.

[@frankhay3459]

Firstly you got to know what you doing before attempting to show someone else.

[@charafelectroful]

i think that your rear piston push just for one side ''right side at 14:45 '' !!! is that the probleme ?

[@hosuandreiremus]

That is not a problem. There is only one piston and it can float around. When the drum is in place it will push both pads.

[@gabornemeth1589]

Very good video. It just doesn't show how to reset the automatic setting! When the brake drum doesn't want to come off because it gets stuck in the brake shoes...

[@hosuandreiremus]

I dont know of a way to release the automatic tensioner without removing the drum.

[@gabornemeth1589]

@@hosuandreiremus You turn one of the threaded screw holes to the threaded tensioner (you can shine a light on the hole), reach in with a thin flat screwdriver, and the ricni can be wound backwards...

[@gabornemeth1589]

Logan 1.4mpi 2005

[@hosuandreiremus]

@@gabornemeth1589 that is great advice. Thanks!

[@kika6718]

Can you also adjust at the handbrake ? Where is the nut located in the cabin or under the car ?

[@hosuandreiremus]

You can adjust the handbrake in the cabin but you cant adjust the wheels individually. In my case that adjustment did not solve the problem.

[@mrm2689]

Thanks for the video well done.

[@scottwilson1510]

Can you confirm if these are same shoes as 2016 duster 4x4??

[@scottwilson1510]

1.5dci as well

[@hosuandreiremus]

@@scottwilson1510 I don't know. I never worked on a Duster. go on any parts supply website and see if it gives you the same part numbers for both types of cars.

[@bartvermeulen6515]

Old fashion bearings.

[@Porsche996TT]

@4:03 what is the size of the socket?

[@hosuandreiremus]

30mm

[@Porsche996TT]

@@hosuandreiremus Thanks

[@ykesuen]

@@hosuandreiremus Do you know what should be the tightening torque, please?

[@hosuandreiremus]

@@ykesuen 280Nm

[@ykesuen]

@@hosuandreiremus thank you so much!

[@gerduhig6693]

You have no idea what your at. You definitely haven't fixed that problem.

[@hosuandreiremus]

You are correct. Had no idea what I was doing. But the self adjuster was stuck on one side, and that was causing that wheel to have very low braking efficiency when the handbrake was applied.

[@AYoung2084]

@@hosuandreiremus You should really have matched tyres on the same axle, not your problem, but just saying.

[@Theomba1]

​@@AYoung2084 I think that could also be the reason for the difference in the stopping power.. Different friction values..

[@nadavhagbi1201]

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