2005 Chevy Silverado Rear Brake Shoe Replacement With the Big Hold Down Spring

This is one of the Chevy's that have that big hold down/retainer spring for the shoe's. If you do the shoe's one at a time it will be a lot easier.
This video was made as a demonstration on how to repair things and should not be done with out the proper training and safety equipment. The G Automotive and More and Its affiliates are not responsible for any damage or personal injury. Please if you don't have the ability to do these demonstrations, don't try and get a professional to do it for you.

[@jameshibbert9813]

Great video, clear and understandable. As an old mechanic, I think I can do that now.

[@gordoneckhardt5451]

Excellent video. I fought the first one big time. After watching your video, so much easier. Thank you.

[@coolranch1660]

Best video I have seen so far on these particular brakes, very helpfull

[@octaviofuentes7781]

Thanks for sharing my man I'll be doing that sometime this week

[@Z06Doug]

Good video. I would not have thought my spark plug wire pliers would be useful installing brake shoes, but you are right. Thank you

[@donaldtaylor5358]

Thank you, I've always had trouble getting an emergency break Cables off Very good video.

[@BirdyP]

Thankyou for this video! It helped me change my son's breaks myself! No mechanic needed! Thank you!!

[@TheGAutomotiveAndMore]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching

[@miguelcamarillo6422]

great video ,thanks

[@dkbomb1234]

Thank you

[@yomommajumprcables]

Thank You Sir

[@lacounterhamilton7761]

Great video. What’s the name of that tool used on that W shape clamp?

[@TheGAutomotiveAndMore]

Long reach circle pliers. Here is a Amazon link.
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