How to change rear drum brakes on a Toyota Camry

In this video I show you how to change the rear drum brakes on a Toyota Camry car. The Toyota Camry in this video is a 2005 model.
Changing drum brakes in a car is pretty easy, and this video shows you how to change drum brakes on your car. Many modern cars have drum brakes in the back, and you have to change the drum brake shoes when they wear out. Play this video to see me change the rear brake pads on a Toyota Camry car.
Here are the steps.
1: First, you jack up the car, then remove the wheels.
2: Remove the brake drums.
3: carefully remove the brake shoes and disconnect the springs that hold them together.
4: Disconnect the parking brake cable.
5. Connect the parking brake cable to the new brake shoes.
6: Connect the springs to the brake shoes.
7: Reinstall the spring pins that hold the brake shoes in place.
8: Put the brake drum over the brake shoes.
9: Put the rear wheel on the Toyota Camry.
Here's where to get a repair manual for a Toyota Camry:
2007-2015:
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2002-2006
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1997-2001
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If you follow the steps in this how to video, you will be able to easily change the brake pads on the back wheels of your Toyota Camry car.

[@ACoustaDC]

I hate doing drums.. but never had an all disc car. I like the fact that you didn't use/talkabout getting fancy tools... not needed!

[@hoohoohoblin]

They are awful. Also there are a lot more parts, and they are heavier and harder to install than disc brakes. It makes me wonder why manufacturers still make them. It would be cheaper for them just to go all disc.

[@User-sssss-543]

My rear brake is U-BS mode, I couldn’t stop my vehicle very well for a long time, I changed all the pads and still have no use, but after watched this video I am sure I should replace the pads in my drum and that will be helpful ! Thanks for your sharing ~

[@hoohoohoblin]

You’re welcome

[@toyotacamry4657]

Just wanted to point one error. Great video. Its the adjuster comment you made, some folks might incorrectly install this. Looking at 1:28 the adjuster is removed with the long side on the top plate. Fast forward to 4:42 you said long side of adjuster goes to the rear. Fast forward to 5:04 you placed the long adjuster to the top plate but did not mention the error made at 4:42.

[@christinetran9817]

At 4:42 he said the long end goes to the rear and this is the correct way to install it. Short leg should be in the front.

[@mitchcohn1800]

I am doing my rear brakes tomorrow I did my front brakes last week now my rear ! Never done back brakes before 🙏 Thanks for the advice 👍

[@hoohoohoblin]

You’re welcome

[@IsaiahLove777]

Thanks for info. You mentioned a lot of little things I didn't see in other videos. Helping my mom and I've never done this before haha

[@hoohoohoblin]

You’re welcome

[@IsaiahLove777]

@@hoohoohoblin my trick ended up being to break the pins of the springs with a crow bar, from the back, so I could pull the drum off. Insides were bad. I had a whole new kit, including Cylinders so I didn't care to break anything tho.

[@wickedbutterfly3858]

I learned a lot from my dad

[@matthewbim10]

3:28 this spring is the bane of my existence, I need more vice grips and another person.

[@joanncox1375]

Thanks for the tip about never seize.

[@1978MODO]

I have 2007 and it has brake shoes and rotors and brake pads. Double work. Many other cars have one or the other.

[@mushypull]

Thanks for sharing the instructions. I did this but I am now getting some clunking noise from the drums when braking. What could be the cause of that ? I am thinking the shoes might not be seated in the center which caused a thump per turn.

[@CaptainJdotJdot]

Wish I'd have paid better attention to the order in which you reinstalled all the springs and parts. I put the big top spring on before installing the little side springs and pins and wound up destroying my wheel cylinder. Got brake fluid all over my new pads.

[@MJorgy5]

Good tutorial! Maybe splash a little brake clean on everything before seating the drum.

[@GlobalAdventurer]

I just sold my truck two days ago. What a relief. No more service or maintenance 😌

[@hoohoohoblin]

Disc brakes are a lot easier than drums for sure. But having no vehicle at all means no maintenance at all. I guess you could rent a truck if you ever need one.

[@GlobalAdventurer]

@@hoohoohoblin Yep. Rent a truck or go Uber😀

[@brianjames3753]

After doing everything you said my brakes feel squishy?

[@allgor9]

Очень полезно, понятно.спасибо!

[@goldencisco]

Just did this on a 2004 Toyota Camry LE but now the parking brake doesn’t work, any ideas ?

[@fadeddayz420]

Because you have to adjust the brake pads out. Watch this video pads should drag to 1 1/2 turns when you spin drum. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnzSo6KkgrijbJo

[@JoseFuentes-by3oh]

That was awsome thk u so much....JCF.....

[@hoohoohoblin]

You’re welcome

[@Chase1297]

Can you replace the studs without taking the break apart?

[@aaron4376]

Fantastic and thank you for the camera angles because that was what I needed the most.

[@hoohoohoblin]

You’re welcome

[@eddiedav6162]

Good video thank you

[@hoohoohoblin]

You’re welcome

[@bxbbysuave]

How do you go about adjust the E-Brake, ? I know sometimes after all is said n done, the e-brake would be very loose and get no traction when pulling it upwards.. Thanks 🙏

[@dannysautorepair]

3:24 you can manually adjust that star screw in the middle.

[@alecrosenfelt3756]

Does anybody have a part number for the spring that holds the adjusting lever?

[@AikidoTubeSock]

Can you recommend a set of brake shoes for a 2000 Camry CE? Looking for durable perhaps ceramic shoes. I used Akebono for the front (pads) but they don't seem to make shoes.

[@MJorgy5]

I'd recommend finding a ceramic shoe. I had put organic material shoes in my first gen Tundra and they howled loud enough to wake entire neighborhoods. Put in ceramics and they only squeeked when wet, otherwise completely silent.

[@laurasmith5275]

nice and confusing switching from side to other side

[@brucetapscott5345]

I want know the brake cylinder not the brakes

[@NickHunterHayes]

So what about doing these on a 20 year old car with original parts and the car has spent it’s whole life in Chicago?? Can you do a tutorial on that? Lol

[@hoohoohoblin]

Yeah. We don’t have any rust out here. I feel sorry for you guys.

[@1marcelfilms]

Where is the rust ? This looks brand new

[@hoohoohoblin]

This is a California car from the valley, so it never rains, and it’s far from the ocean, so it never rusts either.

[@michaeldarnell571]

Beeing working on getting these thing together for an hour. Ugh these are so annoying

[@hoohoohoblin]

I know. It looks really simple, but when you actually try to do it it is pretty frustrating.

[@MyDadSmells]

I'm getting my grandfathers 2005 camry and I was thinking of changing the drums to disk. Do you think it's worthwhile? To be honest I only want to so when I get rims, you can't see drums

[@hoohoohoblin]

I don’t think it would make much of a performance difference. It would probably be really hard to do as well.

[@hoohoohoblin]

I don’t think it would make much of a performance difference. It would probably be really hard to do as well.

[@MJorgy5]

Drum brakes can last 100k miles and make for a better parking brake.

[@wickedbutterfly3858]

@@MJorgy5 you're 100% right but I wanted custom wheels and didn't want to see the drums

[@wickedbutterfly3858]

@hoohoohoblin it was hard, took me a week. I changed the whole brake system to a 4-disk highlander. But it's awesome!