Dynamite Friction 1901-0085-00 Drum Brake Shoe - Front or Rear

Drum Brake Shoe for 1961-1962 Chrysler Newport

Dynamite Friction DFC Premium Service Shoes part number 1901-0085-00 is a drum brake shoe for select 1961-1962 Chrysler Newport applications. It covers both front and rear positions for the listed vehicles, excluding wagon models.

Key Features

• Drum brake shoe for front and rear fitments on select Chrysler Newport models
• DFC Premium Service Shoes product line from Dynamite Friction
• Direct fit for 1961-1962 Chrysler Newport, excluding wagon
• Part number 1901-0085-00 for accurate ordering and catalog matching

Detailed Description

DFC Premium Service Shoes are part of Dynamite Friction’s service brake line, built for routine brake service on classic Chrysler applications. This drum brake shoe is listed for 1961-1962 Chrysler Newport in both front and rear positions, with wagon models excluded. If you are sourcing a drum brake shoe for a 1961 Chrysler Newport rear brake service or a 1962 Chrysler Newport front brake repair, part number 1901-0085-00 matches the confirmed fitment data.

This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

What It Is Used For

• Replacing worn drum brake shoes on a 1961-1962 Chrysler Newport
• Restoring rear brake lining contact in drum brake service
• Addressing brake noise caused by worn shoe material
• Correcting reduced braking response from aged drum brake components
• Servicing front drum brake assemblies on listed Newport models

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify drum diameter, hardware condition, and brake drum surface before installation. Confirm whether the vehicle is a wagon, since the listed fitment excludes wagon models. Match the shoe to the correct axle position and compare the old part to part number 1901-0085-00 before assembly.

Quality Assurance

DFC Premium Service Shoes are positioned as a service brake line for application-specific replacement. Confirm fitment against the vehicle listing before installation to ensure the correct front or rear drum brake shoe is selected.