How difficult to install new brake drums
My TT is 17 years old and I've never had work done on the brakes. It's been in storage for a few years and I'm about to bring it out, replace the tires, and do some surface restoration. My question - ...
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Almost any brake shop or even a Napa with a machine shop can measure the drums to see if they are worn out.
But just think about this. Most every car with 200,000 miles on it is still running the original rear brake drums.
If the brakes don't seem to work well you need to investigate the brake system (adjustment,wiring, 7 pin socket and controller)
Easy check, plug your trailer up to the tow vehicle and have somebody step on the brake pedal. Walk around and see if there is a hum or buzz from every wheel. No hum or buzz means no electrical to that wheel.
But just think about this. Most every car with 200,000 miles on it is still running the original rear brake drums.
If the brakes don't seem to work well you need to investigate the brake system (adjustment,wiring, 7 pin socket and controller)
Easy check, plug your trailer up to the tow vehicle and have somebody step on the brake pedal. Walk around and see if there is a hum or buzz from every wheel. No hum or buzz means no electrical to that wheel.
