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Signs of Damage

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After removing the drum, carefully inspect the brake shoes, springs, and other hardware. Look for signs of wear, such as thinning brake shoes or damaged springs. If any component appears worn out or damaged, it's best to replace it as part of your rebuild.

5. Regular Maintenance

Brake calipers are part of the braking system and function as the mechanism that applies friction to the brake pads or shoes, which in turn slows down or stops the vehicle. In drum brake systems, the caliper is linked to the brake drum, a cylindrical component that rotates with the wheel. When the driver presses the brake pedal, hydraulic fluid is sent to the caliper, which then pushes the brake shoes against the inner surface of the drum, creating friction that decelerates the vehicle.

Disc Brakes In contrast, disc brakes utilize a flat disc (the rotor) that is attached to the wheel. Calipers, which house the brake pads, squeeze the pads against the disc when the brakes are engaged. The resulting friction between the pads and the disc slows the vehicle. Disc brakes often feature cooling vents or slots between the rotor's surfaces to dissipate heat, making them more efficient at maintaining performance during prolonged use.

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Ndi mawu a mphamvu, nthawi zambiri ma brake drum amatha kutulutsa mwachangu pamene ma cylinder alipo. Kukonza kwa ma brakes kumatsatira nthawi zonse kuti kuti njinga ikhale yotetezeka, ndi kukumbukira kukumbukira kuti Dual Master Cylinder imagwira bwino. Mapangidwe a dual master cylinder amawonjezeranso liwiro, kuphatikizapo kugwira ntchito bwino pamagalimoto a njinga.

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