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Maintaining drum brake cables involves regular inspections to check for signs of wear and tear. Drivers should periodically examine the cable for any fraying, rust, or kinks. If any issues are found, it is crucial to replace the cable immediately. Additionally, ensuring that the cable is properly lubricated can help prevent corrosion and ensure smooth operation.

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For those who are more mechanically inclined, you might consider disassembling the brake drum entirely. This involves removing the drum, shoes, and any associated hardware. While this step can be more labor-intensive, it allows for a thorough cleaning and inspection. Once disassembled, clean all parts with brake cleaner, and if any parts are severely worn or damaged, replace them accordingly.

2. Hubs Depending on the kit, you may require new front hubs. Some disc brake kits are designed to fit onto original hubs, while others may necessitate a complete replacement.

Begin installing the new brake shoes, following the same configuration used for the old ones. Ensure all the springs and clips are secured properly. Use brake lubricant on the backing plate to reduce friction, but be careful to avoid getting any on the shoe surface.

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