Change rear brake kit -206

Using a flat chisel and a hammer, remove the hub cover.

Without damaging it too much if you don't have any other new caches

Using a striking tool, remove the brake from the nut by tapping on it

Loosen the nut with a 32 socket and a telescopic wrench

Remove the nut

Tap the drum with a hammer to unlock it

Retrieve the washer that was behind the nut

Remove the drum by pulling on it

Using the multigrip pliers, remove the head of the rivet by pressing on the spring and rotating it

Press the rivet on the other side of the drum

Press and turn the pliers to remove the rivet head

Retrieve the rivet

Repeat the same operation for the opposite rivet

Pull the upper part of the jaws to remove them

Pull on the sides of the jaws to remove them from their location

The handbrake cable is held on the shoes

Using the multi-grip pliers, pull on the end of the cable while removing it from the jaws.

Spray brake cleaner on the flange

Using a pipe wrench, loosen the brake pipe

Using a 10 socket wrench, remove the master cylinder screw.

Recover the master cylinder

Apply brake fluid cleaner to the entire front surface of the flange to remove brake fluid.

Clean the rocket

Install the new master cylinder in its location

Replace the brake cable on the other side of the flange

Replace the screw and tighten it with the 10 socket wrench.

Tighten the brake cable with the pipe wrench

Apply grease to the flask and spread it with your finger

Clean the inside of the drum with brake cleaner

Sand the inside of the drum with sandpaper.

Connect the bleeder can to the dedicated location behind the flange, just above the brake cable

Compare the general appearance and dimensions of the new jaws with the old ones

We notice a difference in the thickness of the filling

Pull the handbrake cable spring with wire cutters

Replace the handbrake cable into the hook on the shoes

Remove the blue plastic cover

Place one side of the jaws in the bottom notch then the top

Place the rivet in the hole

Place the spring

Place the washer and lock it by turning using multi-grip pliers.

Leverage with the flat screwdriver to place the other part of the jaws in the notch at the bottom

Place the upper part

Place the rivet in the hole

Place the spring on the rivet

Place the washer on the spring, turn it and lock it with the multigrip pliers

Replace the jaws by hand

Sand the brake pads

Apply grease to the rocket

Apply grease to the drum bearing

Replace the drum on the rocket

Replace the cup in the drum, on the rocket

Replace the nut on the spindle

Tighten the nut using the 32 socket and the telescopic wrench

Roll the drum to check if the nut is too tight

Using a striking tool, brake the nut by tapping on it

Replace the hub cover by tapping it with the side of the hammer

It is advisable to perform a brake bleed after changing the rear drum brakes.

Check out our tutorial on how to perform a brake bleed