Change the rear brake shoes on a Dodge Caravan

Change the rear brake shoes on a Dodge Caravan

Learn how to replace the rear brake pads on your Dodge Caravan with this instructional repair video

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mikeylikesit 3 months ago
thank you for the on tutorialfor brake repair good refresher
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dandy12 2 months ago
This instrucational (although very good) is improperly labeled. It should read, Learn how to replace the rear brake shoes, not pads. Pads are for disc brakes, shoes are drums.

Also, I think the video was laking in showing the lubrication points and the the hardware in the video was cleaner than the usual condition of most brakes you take apart. I find it easier to purchase the hardware kits for about $10-15 its well worth it. and if you find the hardware was still in good shape, you can always return the unopened package of hardware.

Dan
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martin211 2 months ago
when i brake my pedal is to hard but caraven dont stop fast
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martin211 2 months ago
when i brake my pedal is to hard but caraven dont stop fast
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