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2pcs Brake Drum Set Rear Left Driver and Right Passenger Side 2 Piece 1763857892 Compatible with Hyundai Elantra GLS/GT 2001-2006

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Quantity Sold: 2-Wheel Set
Pad Material: Semi-Metallic
Placement On Vehicle: Rear Front or Rear Front
Part_Number:000Lb,17060S,4153269,07860
Extraordinary Stopping Power: Brake Pads deliver preferable brake performance, ensuring quick and reliable stopping in assorted driving conditions.

The Brake Drum is a circular metal component mounted on the wheel hub, and the Brake Shoe is the friction material attached to the inside of the drum.
When the brake pedal is pressed, the hydraulic system transfers the strength to the Brake Shoe. The Brake Shoe presses against the Brake Drum, generating friction that slows down and stops the vehicle.
This frictional strength converts the active intensity of the moving vehicle into heat, dissipating it through the Brake Drum.

To maintain the performance and longevity of your Brake Drum & Shoe, it is important to follow these instructions:
Routinely inspect the Brake Drum & Shoe for signs of wear, such as thinning of the friction material or cracks in the drum.
Ensure that the brake system is properly adjusted, as excessive wear or misalignment can lead to suboptimal performance.
Avoid excessive heat buildup by not riding the brakes or applying them continuously for extended periods.

The Brake Drum is a round, metal drum-shaped component mounted on the wheel hub, while the Brake Shoe is the friction material attached to the inside of the drum.
When the brake pedal is pressed, the Brake Shoe is pressed against the Brake Drum, generating friction that slows down and stops the vehicle.
Brake Drum & Shoe work together to convert the active intensity of the moving vehicle into heat, providing efficient and reliable brake performance.

Installing the Brake Drum & Shoe requires proper attention to ensure optimal performance and reliability.
Begin by safely lifting the vehicle using an appropriate jack and supporting it on jack stands.
Extract the wheel/tire assembly to connect the Brake Drum.
To install the Brake Drum, carefully align it with the wheel hub and slide it into place. Ensure it fits snugly and rotates freely.
Install the Brake Shoe inside the Brake Drum, making sure it is properly positioned and secured.
Reinstall the wheel/tire assembly and repeat the process for other wheels.