Answer: When replacing drum brakes, you will need the following tools; New brake shoes, Brake springs, Pliers, Jack stands, Wrenches, Brake retainer tool, Screwdriver, Pry bar, Hammer, White lithium grease, Dust mask, Car lift, Brake clean and Anti-seize. First you have to find out if your car is a front of rear wheel drive, when you figure that out, you will have to drain the master cylinder brake fluid out. Remove the tires and remove the wheel bearings. Once all the components are off you can replace the brake drum.

Answer: You can get drum brake repair done at your local Jeep dealer. If you are interested in doing this job yourself, see the following website: www.the-jeep-guy.com/brakes.htmCached - Similar

Answer: The brake drum is the part which applies friction to the tire and allows your car to stop. It is a very important component of your braking system and should be maintained usually costs about 150 or 200.

Answer: Yes you can change your brake drums yourself. If you do not have the manual for the vehicle you can go to a local library or bookstore and purchase a book on how to do it. Many people have done this particular task themselves with no problem. You may even have a friend who has done it himself and can ask for his assistance.