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Replacement of the Iveco Daily rear brake shoes

Model: IVECO Daily MK 3 - Years 1999-2006
Part: Brake pads

In today's video tutorial we will see how to remove and replace the rear brake shoes of the Iveco Daily third series. First we lift the car and remove the rear wheel; then we proceed to remove our drum, unscrewing the central bolt, as shown in the video. At this point we are going to disassemble and remove the rear brake shoes, which we find inside, by releasing the springs; we clean the inside of the residual dirt and then reassemble everything, checking the state of wear of the drum. Reverse the procedure for reassembly!

Posted on 7 July 2022 by ScegliAuto

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