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Maintaining the proper thickness of brake drums is pivotal, and regular inspections are key. Vehicle owners should consult their owner’s manual for the manufacturer-specified minimum thickness and have their brake systems checked periodically. Mechanics typically utilize calipers or micrometers to measure the drum thickness during routine maintenance. If the thickness is found to be below the minimum required, replacement of the brake drum is recommended to ensure vehicle safety.

Firstly, exceeding the maximum allowable diameter of a brake drum can detrimentally affect the vehicle's braking performance. When the diameter is too large, the brake shoes may not make proper contact with the drum surface. This reduced contact area limits the friction generated during braking, which can lead to increased stopping distances—an alarming safety hazard in emergency situations. Moreover, improper brake drum size can result in uneven wear of brake components, leading to further complications and costs for maintenance.

Moreover, disc brakes generally offer better stopping power, especially in wet conditions. The exposed nature of the brake pads allows for faster removal of water and debris, providing improved performance when it matters most. Additionally, they tend to require less maintenance and are easier to replace, which can save vehicle owners both time and money.

Types of Brake Calipers

در نهایت، اگرچه ترمز درام در برخی شرایط می‌تواند عملکرد خوبی داشته باشد و هزینه تولید کمتری نسبت به ترمز دیسکی دارد، اما معایب آن نمی‌توانند نادیده گرفته شوند. به ویژه در مواردی که ایمنی و عملکرد مهم‌ترین اولویت‌ها هستند، ترمزهای دیسکی گزینه بهتری برای خودروها محسوب می‌شوند.

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To understand the issue of a stuck adjuster, it’s important first to know what it is and its function. The rear drum brake adjuster is a device that automatically adjusts the brake shoes' position relative to the drum as they wear down. This ensures that the shoes maintain optimal contact with the drum for effective braking. The adjuster consists of a threaded rod and an adjusting lever that work together to regulate the distance between the brake shoes and the drum.