Brake drums should not be turned beyond a maximum diameter, usually stamped on the drum face. Machining them above the maximum tolerance would subject them to overheating and possible brake failure. Better to replace them with new drums & shoes.
In New Zealand, NZD272 at a dealer
If it is a Toyota, they do not know how to fix the squeaking brakes either. Even after replacing all the pads and machining the rotors and rear drums
The rear drums only drag cause they need to be adjusted or the drums are bad
depends on whether you are replacing rear brakes or not. The explanation is long, recommend you purchase a service book ($18.95)at advance or auto zone. Follow procedure and you will be done in know time.
i need to know what tool to purchase to get the hub off my 2001 rear brakes please help
You don't necessarily need to replace it unless it's either making noise while driving, or if there's a lot of play when you try to wiggle it. but since you're replacing the drums and the year of the car, might as well replace them.
Inside diameter. You will need to remove drum to do this. Take the drums to your local auto parts store, they can measure them with a micrometer and let you know if you need new ones or not.
Rotors on the front drums on the rear.
Need to know what series (3100, 3200, 3600 etc) truck and front or rear drums. With that info I can help you.
Put the truck on stands ,take off both wheels and pull off the drums .Only take one side apart at a time and use the other as a referance.
yes rear drums can be turned but very often its cheaper to buy new ones.
It depends on your driving style and whether the vehicle was driven after the rear brakes were worn out. If they're damaged or worn, replace them. Many vehicles never need to have the rear drums replaced. Others don't last 100,000 miles.