Brake Drums

2016 Nissan LEAF

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Rotor Plug

Part Number: 41098-8J000
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Rotor Hole Plug, Drum Plug, Brake Drum Plug, Plug Inspection Hole
MSRP $3.82
$2.70

Pedal Travel Sensor

Part Number: 18002-4AF0A
Nissan Nissan
Other Names: Accelerator Pedal Sensor, Lever Complete - Accelerator, W/Drum
Replaces: 18002-3RA0A
Description: LEAF. Cvt. Manual trans. Sentra. Incl.Pedal Assy.
MSRP $69.13
$48.95

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Nissan Brake Drums: Maintenance and Care

When keeping your car, truck, or SUV in tip-top shape, Team Nissan is always there for you. The braking system represents one of the most important safety features in any vehicle. Brake drums work together with brake shoes to provide reliable stopping power in various conditions. Regular maintenance prevents unexpected problems and extends the life of these essential components.

How Brake Drums Keep You Safe

Your brake drums play an essential role in the braking system, particularly in models like the Maxima and Murano. These cylindrical components create a surface for brake shoes to contact when stopping. Each time you press the brake pedal, the shoes expand outward to meet the drum's inner surface, creating the friction needed to slow your vehicle effectively.

Spot These Early Problem Signs

Several indicators suggest brake drum issues requiring attention. A squealing or scraping noise during braking often signals worn components. Drivers might experience longer stopping distances or feel vibrations through the brake pedal. Another common symptom includes the vehicle pulling to one side while braking, indicating uneven wear between drums.

Choose Reliable Replacements

At Team Nissan, we strongly recommend genuine Nissan brake drums over generic alternatives. While aftermarket parts may cost less initially, they often use lower-quality materials that compromise performance. Factory-certified drums maintain precise specifications for your specific model, ensuring consistent braking and extended service life. Our parts department stocks authentic components designed to match your vehicle's original braking requirements.

Trust Team Nissan to provide the quality components that'll keep you moving forward.