548169 - Brake Shoe Spring – Rear – Upper by AftermarketBrake Part Land Rover Range Rover Defender, Series

548169 - Remschoenveer – Achter – Boven

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Terugtrekveer Remschoen voor de trommelrem aan de achterzijde, gemonteerd aan de bovenzijde van de remschoenen, naast de wielremcilinder.

De veer houdt de primaire en secundaire remschoenen tegen de wielremcilinder en trekt ze vrij van de trommel wanneer de remmen worden losgelaten. Dit herstelt de bedrijfsvrijheid na elke toepassing en houdt de remschoenen correct gepositioneerd tegen de zuigers van de cilinder.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender t/m 2016
Land Rover Series 2 en 3

Fitment Notes SERIE II/IIA/III — 109" LWB achtertrommelremmen, bovenste veer
DEFENDER 1983-2006 — Achtertrommelremmen, terugtrekveer remschoen, wiellindereinde

Alternative Codes

548169548169ES531892BR 0511

In stock 98 units

79 · Gouda 19 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What does the rear upper brake shoe spring 548169 do on a Series or Defender drum brake?

The upper brake shoe spring 548169 holds the leading and trailing shoes against the wheel cylinder and retracts them clear of the drum when the brakes are released. It's the spring at the top of the shoe assembly, positioned adjacent to the wheel cylinder, on 109-inch Series and Defender rear drum brakes.

How many upper brake shoe springs are needed for a full rear drum brake service?

Two upper springs are typically needed for a complete rear axle overhaul, one per wheel. There's also a lower spring per wheel, so a full rear drum service typically requires four springs in total across both rear corners.

What are the signs the brake shoe return spring has failed on a Defender or Series?

A failed or weak return spring typically causes brake drag, an uneven pedal feel, or the shoes staying in partial contact with the drum after releasing the pedal. Abnormal rear shoe wear and heat buildup at the drum are also typical symptoms on Defender and 109-inch Series models.