In this video, I cover in great detail, the process of replacing the parking brake shoes and the disc brake pads on the 2004 TJ. I wasn't able to find any really clear videos on this process, so I made one.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2018
Detailed HOWTO Replace Parking Brake Shoes and Disc Brake Pads Project 2004 Jeep Wrangler TJ
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ltCA73UrDE&w=640&h=360]
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Is that a Rubicon? I thought those had drum brakes on the rear except the Rubicon.
ReplyDeleteHave not watched yet, but is there a rain delay segment where you roll out the tarps and side around the yard?
ReplyDeleteIt's a sport. Four wheel discs were an option, and frankly one of the reasons I bought this one... that and the D44 rear. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info. I have the 03 Rubicon which I think is the same color as your son's. You do a great job with the videos. Thank you for taking the time to do them.
ReplyDeleteI'm about to do this on my JK! I''m glad you made a video on a similar process. also, those calipers need a repaint!!
ReplyDeleteHa.... Are you sure you didn't watch it... I actually mentioned a rain delay in the video! lol
ReplyDeleteLooking at all that rust makes me glad I live in the desert.
ReplyDeleteO3DJeeps nope saw your video on the rain and your sliders
ReplyDeleteHey CPO .Whats the spec on those wheel and tire is there a offset
ReplyDeleteIt's these.... from extremeterrain.com : https://www.extremeterrain.com/mammoth-boulder-charcoal-15-8-J100612.html If I recall correctly, the backspacing is 3.5" - These are 15s.
ReplyDeleteGreat video! I'm having to replace everything on the parking brake for my 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 and this looks almost the same.
ReplyDeleteAwesome video, thanks
ReplyDeleteThe TJ is a lot easier than the JK, hang on to your hat when you tackle that one. FYI the antisieze would have been the better choice on those adjusters. Great presentation as usual Chief.
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