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Honda CRX Brake Drum
The Brake Drum in car models such as the Honda CRX serves as one of the major attachments that in collaboration with brake shoes slows down and brings the vehicle to a stand still by friction. Constructed from cast iron the Brake Drum revolves concurrently with the wheel and axle so that the brake lining can apply forces on the inner circumference of the drum when the brakes are applied. It creates friction which facilitates slowing down, and at times stopping the car. There are numerous kinds of Brake Drum which may be installed to the different models of CRX throughout the years, and every Brake Drum depends on the heat and wear capacity necessary to provide adequate braking for the car.
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Honda CRX Brake Drum Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How Do You Remove and Assemble a Brake Drum,Brake Shoe and Wheel Cylinder on Honda CRX?A: To remove the drum, lift the vehicle, remove the rear wheel and tire, and then the drum. Check the drum for cracks and the shoe for wear. To remove the shoes, lift the vehicle, remove the wheel, tire, and brake drums, remove the pins, lower the brake shoe assembly, disconnect the parking brake cable, remove the upper return spring, self-adjuster lever, and spring, and separate the shoes. To remove the wheel cylinder, lift the vehicle, remove the tire, wheel, brake drum, and shoes, disconnect the parking brake cable and brake lines, and remove the wheel cylinder. When reassembling, grease the wheel cylinder piston grooves and backing plate surfaces, and apply brake fluid to the pistons, piston cup, and cylinder walls.
