Comments by "`" (@LAactor) on "How to Replace Toyota Drum Brakes Like a Pro" video.

@jhaedtler who are you aircraft maintenance for?
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@jhaedtler no I mean which airline
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Yes of course. Just make sure the angle is right.
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No! What does he always say? If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Plus it's entirely more involved. Round off or break the hardline to the cylinder? You wouldn't happen to have a flaring tool to remake the end lying around? Perhaps it comes off fine. Gotta bleed the cylinder. Plus the rears stop the car 20% of the total force, one cylinder leak back there is only worrysome if you go through the while reservoir. If it's leaking, then change it. If not, keep an eye on it for leaks. You'll see it on the rim or backing. It's an old Toyota, you can rely on it.
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Those bolts are to push the drum off because of rust jacking making a ridge on the hub so the drum is harder to come off. If you have a flap disc you can also take the edge off that way.
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Two things people should note. See how much his arm shakes by frame and just off camera? That's a pro master tech doing it. Your first time won't look as easy These are a pain to do because of the amount of tension those springs fight you with. But take your time and stay focused and you can do it. And if you look closely you see how the springs want to take his glove with them? Or how his gloves are ripped in between cuts? Expect your gloves to be ripped ten times that. Have extra on hand to protect your own skin. Lot of good information on this video I wish I was able to see when I started. Good trick with the white lithium. I always painted it beforehand.
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Larry Yo we have such chaos in the agenda that our leaders are concerned over that other world leaders are abandoning the US dollar. India will use other currency to trade their rupees. China and Russia just brokered a deal to do the same. Our world here is being ruined. We will be refugees in 20-30 years if this keeps going. Our country has fallen.
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And you can find all kinds of painter or electro coated rotors and drums now. Including those made specifically for rustyland
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@riceburner4747 I also vouch for SMA, longtime content provider and quality work.
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Might want to double check Corolla and some pickups as well
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@loveydovey4u CHEVY THUNDER!
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@hangdog7094 it's not the country, it's the factory that won the lowest cost bid. Your iPhone is made in China but apple paid for quality control. There's no accountability for $30 rotors so you get poor ironwork and cheap low quality control and contaminants of other metals in there as well. Don't eBay or Amazon no name auto parts. A better workaround for aftermarket is Rock Auto. Otherwise the dealer is probably cheaper than your parts store in terms of not having to replace it even under warranty.
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