Rear brake shoes / lining replacement - Renault Captur Zoe Clio 4 Dacia Logan 2 Sandero 2 MCV Dokker

This is my first video tutorial in a series aimed around providing useful information regarding common car maintenance jobs. In this video I will take you through the major steps you need to be taking in order to replace the rear brake liners (drum brake system) on a 2015 Renault Captur.
As this exact rear braking system is used on many different Renault, Dacia and Mercedes Benz models this tutorial will apply to all of them up to some extent. Here is a list of car models using the same brake system:
Renault Captur
Renault Clio IV
Renault Zoe
Renault Kangoo (2007-)
Dacia Dokker
Dacia Logan II
Dacia Logan MCV II
Dacia Sandero II
Dacia Lodgy
Mercedes-Benz Citan (2012-)
Part codes (original equipment, Renault):
Brake shoes / liners: 7701210109 (BREMBO S68546)
Brake drum: 432007212R (TRW DB4557MR)
Accessory kit (springs, pins and retainers / washers): 7701205518 (ATE 03.0137-9228.2)
Hydraulic cylinder (receiver): 441263507R (BOSCH F026002573)
Links to spare parts that can be replaced using this tutorial
Amazon UK
Brake liners / shoes: amzn.to/2Vm6KuD
Brake drum: -
Brake accessories: amzn.to/3b1jBt5
Amazon DE
Brake liners / shoes: amzn.to/2VpB5ZE
Brake drum: amzn.to/34rT7yb
Brake accessories: amzn.to/34xXhET
Amazon IT
Brake liners / shoes: amzn.to/2VjhZ7h
Brake drum: amzn.to/3ee5rqk
Brake accessories: amzn.to/34sQM6i
Link to necessary tools for performing this replacement job
Amazon UK
36 mm socket (1/2"): amzn.to/2wyouLa
1/2" ratchet wrench: amzn.to/2UZU0em
Hydraulic jack: amzn.to/39X4xLK
1/2" Torque wrench: amzn.to/2JWFk9u
Amazon DE
36 mm socket (1/2"): amzn.to/2JTSJiu
1/2" ratchet wrench: amzn.to/2XrVlMQ
Hydraulic jack: amzn.to/3e5tHee
1/2" Torque wrench: amzn.to/2XnzNkl
Amazon IT
36 mm socket (1/2"): amzn.to/2VgUOdT
1/2" ratchet wrench: amzn.to/2JZ8DYU
Hydraulic jack: amzn.to/2xcAMJA
1/2" Torque wrench: amzn.to/2XsKTES
I am working on...
Brand: Renault
Model: Captur (Gen. 1)
Manufacturing year: 2015
Engine: 1.2 TCe, 120 HP (88 kW)
Gearbox: EDC (automatic, double-clutch), 6 speed
Tires / wheels: 205/55 R17 (winter, Nokian WDR A4)
Mileage: 80 000 km

[@WoBlink1961]

Thanks! Cost me £8 for a 36mm socket, but saved me a couple of hundred pounds in labour costs!!!

[@kevinclarke3026]

I have been doing drum brakes for nearly fifty years and the first place I start is by putting masking tape/painters tape on the braking surface of the new brake shoes. This will keep them clean and uncontaminated while they are fitted and simply ripped off before the drums are refitted. Nice video.

[@chrishirst7716]

Excellent video good step by step tutorial, you've definitely shown and made it look easy 👏

[@jeffcottam1192]

Excellent video. Well presented. Thanks

[@petrarustefan9427]

Bravo Vlad, ai reusit sa explici foarte bine tot procesul. Cheie tubulara de 36 am gasit la Leroi Merlin

[@davidtodd5257]

Everybit is helpful cheers from Scotland

[@mercanyldrm5348]

Thank you for tutorials...

[@philiphampson1394]

Excellent very well explained

[@siyabongam.mvelase1051]

Very good video my brother. Thank you

[@petrarustefan9427]

I would like to mention that it is a good practice to check the diameter of the shoes, before purchasing the shoes. It is stamped inside the drum. Also, if the set does not have the mounting accessories (springs, pins, washers), it is good to buy them separately.

[@willgravell7855]

Well presented. Thanks

[@staaaajn]

Thank you!

[@davemas1965]

The adjuster spring was on the outside when you originally pulled the drum off but when you put it back together you put it on the inside.

[@mariusmarius9977]

Danke Bruder!!!

[@dogmoed]

very good

[@user-qo7gw9el7l]

Goooooooood

[@freddyc62]

Tres bonne vidéo mais je pense que le couple de serrage du moyeu est de 280 Nm

[@coverbg]

thanks, very much.

[@masterautoreviews1546]

Welcome!

[@kun-sangfamily9154]

At 5.10 there is noise during unscrew..same noise in my car same model when I shaking the car while in parked…is that normal???

[@petrarustefan9427]

De unde ai cuplul de strangere? Adica este din manualul de service ?

[@Sven_Re347]

Normally the adjusters adjust automatically. Just like they adjust while the shoes are wearing out. Just pull on the handbrake as hard you can.

[@masterautoreviews1546]

No, this type of wear adjusters do not adjust when the hand brake is used. The lever which is pulled by the hand brake cable uses the actual wear adjuster fork as a pivot point. Therefore there will be no gap between the adjuster and the shoes to adjust. Check this picture (top left, where the adjuster rests on the lever (silver)): images.app.goo.gl/8caVjG2eyjEBDoNu8

[@masterautoreviews1546]

The only other, unorthodox, way of forcing the shoes to get closer to the brake drum is to step on the brake pedal like mad. So that the brake cylinder pushes the shoes enough so that a sufficient gap forms for the adjuster to extend with at least one click.

[@Sven_Re347]

I see, thank you for the information and the great video. 👍

[@andreasbrandstetter9221]

@@masterautoreviews1546 but if it uses the mechanism as a pivot it shoult autoadjust while braking with the normal breaks (foot). So it shoult autoadjust while normal driving after 1 or 2 breaks. then the handbreak should work fine...

[@bismarckcro]

​@@andreasbrandstetter9221 On my Clio one side did not auto adjust, other did. I read somewhere for auto adjust to work right you need to brake while you drive in reverse like mad. For right shoes pad clearance first you need to remove edge from drum with grinder or something like that, I did that and adjust my handbrake, it block both weels at 70km/h :).

[@chrisemerton]

Hi there great video. Is the clio mk 4 2015 the same size socket 36mm?

[@masterautoreviews1546]

Hi ! Should be the same socket size.

[@ChrischrosBelgium]

At 29 minutes I don't understand. How does he make the clicks? You pull the metal piece towards you and turn a small wheel behind it?

[@mafkees1233]

Tanks very much. Hope I never have to do it again :)

[@masterautoreviews1546]

Glad it helped

[@celsoparini]

nice video , what size is socket wrench please ?

[@celsoparini]

forget my question I see all details on your comments thanks

[@mariusmarius9977]

36 mm

[@afshinyousefzamani1564]

Excuse me ! Which size mm of socket wrench?

[@masterautoreviews1546]

I believe it was 36 mm for the big nut.

[@ionelpreda2081]

Salut. Ce cod au sabotii ? Doresc sa ii schimb si eu . Multumesc.

[@masterautoreviews1546]

Salut ! Am adaugat in descriere codurile OE (Renault) si cate un exemplu de coduri aftermarket.

[@masterautoreviews1546]

Cati kilometri are Capturul tau ? Cel pe care am lucrat eu are putin sub 80000 km iar sabotii mai aveau 60-70 % viata. Nu cred ca ar trebui sa te gandesti la inlocuirea lor daca masina are sub 120000 km chiar daca sunt facuti preponderent urban.

[@ionelpreda2081]

Nu am Captur. Am un Logan MCV din 2016 . Franeaza ok dar se aude un scartait enervant cand pun frana , probabil trebuiesc unse exact cum ai facut tu dar a mea are 150.000 , ma gandesc ca ar fi momentul sa le schimb.

[@masterautoreviews1546]

In cazul acesta, da, probabil ca e cazul sa arunci o privire pe acolo.

[@Andrei_D]

Great job! Looking forward to the next tutorial. Maybe we can do one on my car, as I have a squeaking noise coming from the alternator :).

[@Xietseluob]

Thanks for the video. If you put jackstands, where is the best location ?

[@masterautoreviews1546]

Good question. If you have high quality ones that come with rubber contact points you can use the same lift points as the ones in the video. Otherwise just place them underneath semi-rigid suspension arm, as close as possible to the drum while paying attention not to damage any other part or scraping the paint. This is how I would do it in order to work on the rear brakes.

[@Xietseluob]

@@masterautoreviews1546 thanks for your answer 👍

[@jochenstacker7448]

23:20 you must have hands like King Kong, because that's bloody hard to do. Edit: I tried a needle nose pliers and for some reason it was much easier to do.

[@leminako]

Isn't the torque for the wheel nuts 105nm instead of 120nm like you've used?

[@patrickoo7136]

105 is correct

[@patrickoo7136]

Ad 9:52 you try to remove the brakedrum. Don 't use a screwdriver bud replace the complete wheel with 4 bolts and pull of.

[@masterautoreviews1546]

Good point. It should work easier if done the way you describe it. However, I wanted to be extra carefull because there was a failure on the left wheel. The shoe lining was detached from the metal plate and was partially blocking the wheel rotation. I did not know how serious was the problem and wanted to take it slow.

[@MrDziki1982]

@@masterautoreviews1546 The correct way is to unlock a brake pad lever. You do it through the screw thread hole. The brake pad move away from brakedrum and make it easier to take off. This mechanism is on all brakedrum.

[@bronislavhedbavny2791]

36 mm nut is necessary!!

[@stephengeraghty3368]

Great video, but stop the music 😩

[@masterautoreviews1546]

Thanks, will be more carefull about sound levels next time ;)

[@stephengeraghty3368]

@@masterautoreviews1546. Just watched another video, they said it was 22mm nut but looked the same size of yours

[@masterautoreviews1546]

Which nut ? The main one holding the drum in place ?

[@stephengeraghty3368]

@@masterautoreviews1546 yes. 👍

[@masterautoreviews1546]

Definitely not a 22 mm nut. 36 mm is the right size.