Replacing the Drum Brake Wheel Cylinder on my 1994 Ford F150

In today's video, I replace the brake cylinder that pushed out on the shoes which contact the brake drum in order to stop the truck. One of my cylinders were leaking and I was loosing brake fluid which is very dangerous to be on the road. I only recorded me replacing the one side, however, the process is exactly the same of the opposite side except everything is mirrored. I hope this video was helpful to you. Enjoy the video.

[@MikeB-sc9ki]

Gotta change them out every 10 year + in the midwest. The bleeder valve threads rust. Cheaper than buying new valves.

[@Xprototype12x]

Been like an hour and I can not for the life of me get the brake line threaded back on

[@eelsmow1556]

Sometimes the rust is too bad to be able to rethread in. You might have to buy a new break line. Or you might be able to take a tap and dye set and rethread the threads if they're not too far gone.

[@JohnSmith-jo9ee]

You did it wrong.

[@eelsmow1556]

It was my first time doing that job so I was learning along the way. We all make mistakes.

[@anonymousperson4363]

@eelsmow1556
Correct! Here's some help. The brake adjusting cable goes on before the springs.