DIY: REAR BRAKES DRUM SYSTEM Pt2 2010 Nissan Versa VLOG 2024

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I want to give back to the community that need help with fixing your own car. These video's will show you step by step to take care your car problem needs. I am NOT a mechanic my videos are for your reference only and not intended for you to avoid going to your local mechanic. Hope my video’s will help you out. Thank you for your SUPPORT in advance.
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[@chrisdegasperis9618]

This was the best video I found to change my 2010 Nisan Versa Drums and Shoes! It gave me serious confidence. Well done!

[@TechTimeWithT]

Awww Thanks man and thank you for the support!

[@SPINHYPE]

First of all, you came through in the "clutch" as this video demystified this process and secondly I cannot thank you enough for this!!! BRAVO

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thank you 🙏

[@MegaHollywood1971]

Very thorough process and capture! Just what someone needs to see in order to follow step-by-step. Great work.

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thank you! Glad to help.

[@yobrewop123]

last year summer I had done my brake shoes replacement on my own. I wouldn’t do it without your vlog demonstration. Thank you!

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thank you for the support and glad my video help.

[@henryc5122]

Excellent video. Better than Haynes online video, particularly the steps on how to install the adjuster and front spring. I'll be installing rear brake lines and hoses eventually and I hope to find a video as good as this one.

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thanks! I would recommend not to damage the connectors. I believe it’s much better to use the old one if not damage. I changed all brakes line before but did not do a video on it. I end up used the old connector for most of them. Good luck!

[@chasedevlin9396]

Thankyou for this, I had no idea what the hell I was gettin myself into when I took them apart

[@TechTimeWithT]

Glad my video can help! Thank you for your views and support!

[@TechTimeWithT]

Nice!

[@luistorres602]

I love how you took your time to explain every single step .. thank you sir ✌️

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thank you for your support!

[@hectorfmaldonado5875]

Great video, with care for the minimal detail. A pro repair if you will. Thank you sir.

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thanks! I tried.

[@adimed7207]

Good job

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thank you very for the encouragement!

[@ziham6519]

You are the best mechanic

[@TechTimeWithT]

Awwww thank you for your support!!!!

[@cgdrider]

Good Video! I'm still waiting for Amazon to deliver my new brake shoes hopefully next week and I will be using your video as a guide to install new rear shoes on my 2007 Nissan Versa! Thanks!

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thank you and good luck!!!

[@gottosahani1714]

Thanks for your time and was helped me to do on my versa 2010 thanks again

[@TechTimeWithT]

You welcome and thank you for the support.

[@mr.notsure9679]

I done jobs like this for years without a snap ring tool and lost many snap rings using a screwdriver to get them off, I highly recommend just going for broke and buy the snap ring tool it saves so much time and patience.

[@TechTimeWithT]

I agreed! I do have a set i believe it was $20 for a set. But, i kinda want to show other people use the screw driver with out going to the store and spend more money. I agreed with it’s good investment in tools make life little easier. Thank your for support and enjoy your holiday!

[@mr.notsure9679]

@@TechTimeWithT i got ya 👍

[@derekcrymble9085]

Do not remove the e-brake leaver from the cable . Just remove the old shoe , and reinstall the new one . You made the job unnecessarily harder .

[@TechTimeWithT]

To me would be easier to removed the horse shoe clip from leaver and old shoe. I do agree not necessarily remove it.

[@SouthWestAdventuresview22]

very well explained

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thank you!

[@adimed7207]

My drum was sticked so I had to release my hand break cable No I put the new pads. So my question for the drum adjustment , should I adjust the hand break cable first or the pads withs spacer first Thks

[@TechTimeWithT]

I would adjust the pads with spacer first

[@onepieceatatimemechanic5516]

Right to the point thank you

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thanks for your support!

[@manuelperez9116]

Nice my friend God bless you

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thank you for your support!!!!

[@borusik2000]

Thanks!!!

[@TechTimeWithT]

You welcome! Hope the video help you out.

[@RoadTacos1611]

Power tool make your life easier

[@TechTimeWithT]

Much easier!!!!

[@billcoley8520]

There is only one thing he isn’t doing that I have found to be a game changer. When he puts the break shoes in place to start hooking the springs up take a C CLAMP or wood clamp and hold the shoe in place.

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thanks for the support!

[@pcbetz]

thats what the holddown springs are for

[@TechTimeWithT]

👍

[@nickolasguile8734]

35:02 thats not how you do it, you tighten the nuts on the lags in a cross pattern. thank you for the rest of the video. informational

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thanks!

[@ncsuperdad]

Do you know if these directions will be the same on a 2007 Nissan Versa????

[@TechTimeWithT]

Should be the same concept....all drum brakes system are similar....good luck!

[@josepina3960]

First thanks for the video. One question. Do I have to buy a new drum if I change the shoes?

[@TechTimeWithT]

Not necessary, if your drum is not damage or lots of scratch - wear and tears. Normally, if your shoe is grinding to the medal yes you should change the drums. Good luck!!

[@jaye501]

my brake drum refuses to go back on... the wheel cylinder seems to be fully depressed the auto adjuster is all the way in... but for some reason that i can't fathom the brakes are still too far out to allow the drum back on...

[@TechTimeWithT]

Potential wrong parts. Return and purchase a different shoes set. That’s the only thing that’s not properly fit. Good luck!

[@jaye501]

@@TechTimeWithT i didnt replace the shoes... I replaced the wheel cylinder...

[@jaye501]

@@TechTimeWithT i figured it out... the adjuster wasn't properly seated... it wasn't in the slot but sitting on the edge... pushing the shoes out just enough that the drum wouldn't fit on... thanks for taking the time to try to help... oh yeah... i see why you wore rubber gloves... i don't think my hands are ever going to get clean... lol

[@TechTimeWithT]

Oh nice!

[@TKD187]

Iv been going about 2 months on bare metal back brakes as long as I barely tap the brakes my front will stop me but right now with inflation and trying to find a job that doesn't require getting vaccinated it's hard to come up with the money to replace them where I live they're like $60 at my part store , I'm afraid when I take off that drum I'm going to have to replace a lot more than just the brakes

[@TechTimeWithT]

What model/make/year of your car?

[@TechTimeWithT]

Go to: www.rockauto.com

[@TechTimeWithT]

Good luck!!!🍀

[@Misfits89]

Is the parking brake reales es

[@TechTimeWithT]

It’s released

[@nickbenoit6865]

What size was the bolt ?

[@TechTimeWithT]

Bolt? Lug nuts? I believe it was 21cm

[@hectorfmaldonado5875]

To remove the drum he used a 12 mm socket so just get a pair of bolts with fine thread (8.125) milimetrical, same convenient lenght.

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thank you!

[@TechTimeWithT]

Thank you!

[@mr.notsure9679]

I replaced everything new wheel cylinder breaks spring and all cleaned everything and tried to put it back together but the spring are to loose (same exact springs) and if I turn the adjuster out to were they are tight they are spaced to the point the break would be on and the tire would not turn. Any idea?

[@gregoryblair9810]

usually that means you have it in the wrong holes on shoes. His pictures are just like my car, so pause video when he first takes drum off and try to see. Smaller spring goes at bottom, next longer BEHIND the spreader and longest one end is same hole as the behind spring and other end on adjuster lever.

[@gregoryblair9810]

Also, if you haven't pumped the system to bleed the fluid in the new cylinder, it won't be pushed out enough.

[@mr.notsure9679]

I figured it out, the shoes I put on had different holes for the springs to hook on I had them hooked in the wrong holes. When I was doing it I completely missed the correct holes didn't even see them until I was putting new shoes on. The ones I took off had three different holes I'm assuming for different models.

[@mr.notsure9679]

Thanks for replying, I was also frustrated everything was rusted bolts were stuck and breaking and by that point I just wanted to be done but the other side was nothing nowhere near as bad, I'm guessing the last person to do them didn't set them evenly or the adjuster quit working and caused on side to work harder than the other.

[@TechTimeWithT]

Sorry didn’t get back with you sooner. But, i am glad you figured it out. Take care and enjoy your holiday!

[@MKN-ee9sp]

SOB you skipped pass the part i needed. 🤬🤬🤬

[@TechTimeWithT]

Which part?