How To Change Rear Brakes (Jeep Liberty & Others)

[@flc420]

Most push in rear calipers can be pushed in by hand if you had your wheaties in the morning

[@LoudBarkDesigns]

Just a tip from me. I ended up removing my emergency brake shoes and linkage. Over time one of the emergency shoes broke loose and spun around and wedged against the other shoe causing my wheel to lock up sporadically. I thought it was a different problem in the differential. It was the shoe flying around inside. Unfortunately it was to late after hearing it a couple times and I had to have my differential worked on because it caused a major problem.

[@laisaechao140]

U did a good job bro.

[@RockyXTV]

Thanks!

[@erickescobar6544]

Excellent help

[@11973angelo]

Thanks for posting this. Made my job job easier

[@RockyXTV]

Thank you for watching! Glad it could help!

[@TaijiArban]

That ending made me laugh out loud xD Still keeping my fingers crossed that you show how to change those ebrake shoes.

[@RockyXTV]

I completely forgot about that! I had to go back and see what you were talking about. Made myself laugh. I do hope to get around to making a video for the shoes, but your fingers might get sore if you keep them crossed until then. Thanks for watching and for giving me a laugh!

[@RogerJG21]

Another good Video

[@RockyXTV]

Thanks!

[@andreslede5375]

Ive been looking for fox shocks for mine, it has a 2" lift, how did you found those back shocks? Or if you have the part number. Thank you.

[@RockyXTV]

They changed/upgraded these shocks a little after I got mine. They are for a non lifted Jeep Wrangler, but can be modified for the Liberty, not hard to do at all. All you have to do is push out the mounting tabs and tubes on the ends of the new shock and push in the ones from your Liberty and they bolt right in. Here is a link, thanks for watching! - goo.gl/ciR5tB

[@andreslede5375]

So sorry for the late reply. Thank you very much for taking your time and for always replying back. Your awesome keep building that liberty. You have inspired me into doing things to my liberty. Soo many things i didnt know they were possible to do. Thank you.

[@billygullett5169]

good Job and thanks

[@RockyXTV]

Thanks, and thank you for watching!

[@makeyourownadventure1653]

Very nice!

[@RockyXTV]

Thanks!

[@thatjumpguy5890]

That sigh at the end.

[@RockyXTV]

It was the sigh of sheer frustration and near defeat... All ended well though, after some cussing and tool throwing I felt much better! Thanks for watching!

[@AlanDike]

Man.. you had TON of brake material left on those rear pads

[@RockyXTV]

Yeah, but they were very old and had no "bite" left in them. Also I had to get some broken E-brake parts out of there, the noise was driving me crazy... Thanks for watching!