Sebro Brake Drum Frustrations

[czechhaza]

#77624

Hey all, I recently bought a Sebro Brake drum and they will NOT go on the splines more than an inch. This is the second drum that has done this and they don’t fit on multiple buses.  Are they normally hard to get on? Or am I just getting bad parts?

[Rustabus]

#77625

Thought this might be Spam!!! We gotta figure out how to make aftermarket stuff work!!!!😃

[czechhaza]

#77630

Haha, no it’s me 🙂

It just so weird that it’s two drums.

[John Jones]

#77652

I’m not sure I have ever used a new drum🤫🤫🤫🤫. You should have taken a few OG drums with ya🤫🤫🤫

Proud and Stubborn 👍🏻

[czechhaza]

#77669

Haha…well shoot.

John did you know that stopping is difficult when your drums are out of spec?  😉😉 not that I’ve ever been behind you when you use the curb to slow down….

Well. They are going back. What a weird thing.

[John Jones]

#77699

czechhaza wrote:

Haha…well shoot. John did you know that stopping is difficult when your drums are out of spec? 😉😉 not that I’ve ever been behind you when you use the curb to slow down…. Well. They are going back. What a weird thing.

 

specs?  We don’t need no stinking specs!!

Proud and Stubborn 👍🏻

[alessandrakellypro]

#82029

I understand your frustrations with Sebro Brake Drum. It’s essential to address concerns with any automotive product, especially when it comes to safety components like brake drums. To resolve your issues, I recommend reaching out to Sebro’s customer support and inquiring about their return policy. Many reputable manufacturers have return policies in place to ensure customer satisfaction and safety. Hopefully, they can assist you in finding a solution to your brake drum concerns.

[MikeK]

#82030

AI will be the death of us.

[maukar]

#82071

Yeah, technology is great until it sucks!

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