Drum brake shoe BLACKPOINT DBPS116 — replacement drum component for compatible vehicles

BLACKPOINT DBPS116 is a replacement drum brake shoe designed for vehicles with drum braking systems. The component functions as the friction element that contacts the brake drum to slow and stop wheel rotation. It is intended for repair and maintenance of drum brakes, restoring braking performance and serviceability when original shoes are worn or damaged. The product name and construction identify it as a direct-fit service part suitable for conventional drum brake assemblies on compatible vehicles.

Advantages

The brake shoe provides a consistent friction surface that helps recover braking efficiency and pedal feel after wear-related degradation. Constructed to meet typical durability and heat resistance requirements for service brake components, it offers predictable wear characteristics and compatibility with standard drum brake hardware. As a non-electronic mechanical component, it is straightforward to inspect and replace during routine brake maintenance.

Suitable for

• Repair and replacement of worn drum brake shoes on compatible passenger vehicles
• Routine maintenance during brake system servicing
• Restoring braking performance after inspection reveals thinning or glazing of the original lining

Key specifications

• Component type: leading/trailing drum brake shoe (service replacement)
• Function: friction element for drum brake assembly
• Material characteristics: friction lining bonded to a formed steel shoe
• Intended use: manual replacement in vehicle drum brake systems
• Fitment: designed for application in compatible drum brake configurations

How to use

Replace brake shoes in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer’s service manual or an approved repair procedure. Park the vehicle on a level surface, secure it, and lift as required to access the brake drum. Remove the drum, measure and inspect all brake hardware and the drum surface, then remove the worn shoes and related springs and retainers. Fit the BLACKPOINT DBPS116 shoes in their correct positions, reassemble springs and hardware, and adjust the shoe-to-drum clearance where applicable. After reassembly, perform a road test at low speed to confirm proper braking operation and re-check adjustments.

Usage recommendations

Use matching pairs or full-axle sets when replacing drum brake shoes to ensure balanced braking. Replace any worn or corroded springs, retainers, or wheel cylinders discovered during inspection. Machine or replace drums that exceed manufacturer runout or wear limits, and always follow torque and adjustment specifications from the vehicle maker.