Drum Brake Adjusting Screw Springs
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What is a Drum Brake Adjusting Screw Spring?
A Drum Brake Adjusting Screw Spring is a small, self-contained spring used in drum brake systems to provide tension on the brake shoes and to hold the brake shoes in the released position.
What is the purpose of a Drum Brake Adjusting Screw Spring?
The purpose of a Drum Brake Adjusting Screw Spring is to apply tension on the brake shoes and to hold them in the released position, preventing them from dragging on the drum.
How can I tell if my Drum Brake Adjusting Screw Spring is faulty?
If your Drum Brake Adjusting Screw Spring is faulty, you may experience increased stopping distances, a “spongy” feeling when braking, or a grinding or squeaking sound when braking.
Can a faulty Drum Brake Adjusting Screw Spring cause damage?
Yes, a faulty Drum Brake Adjusting Screw Spring can cause damage, such as premature wear of the brake shoes, drums or other components.
How do I replace a Drum Brake Adjusting Screw Spring?
To replace a Drum Brake Adjusting Screw Spring, you will need to:
- Loosen the retaining nut and remove the adjuster and spring.
- Install the new spring and adjuster, and tighten the retaining nut.
- Check the brakes for proper operation.