its not 9" or 11" its 9" or 10" that I know of and the 9" usualy have what look like heat fins on them.
Like this but I have seen some 10" with the fins also
only way to be sure is measure them inside from side to side.
You should even with new drums have them turned to get them 100% true but every auto store tells you its not needed to get you out the door.
Like this but I have seen some 10" with the fins also
only way to be sure is measure them inside from side to side.
You should even with new drums have them turned to get them 100% true but every auto store tells you its not needed to get you out the door.
Don't rule out 11 inch...
From the 2000 FSM:
Drum Brake Size . . . . . . . . . . . . . 279 x 57 mm (11 x 2.25 in.)
From the 2001 FSM:
Drum brakes on all models are dual shoe, internal expanding units with an automatic self adjusting mechanism (Fig. 24). Nine inch and eleven inch brakes are used.
Pull the wheel, it's the easiest way.
From the 2000 FSM:
Drum Brake Size . . . . . . . . . . . . . 279 x 57 mm (11 x 2.25 in.)
From the 2001 FSM:
Drum brakes on all models are dual shoe, internal expanding units with an automatic self adjusting mechanism (Fig. 24). Nine inch and eleven inch brakes are used.
Pull the wheel, it's the easiest way.
Jon_2
we need to know what year and so on about your Dakota that may help? 2WD or 4X4 4X2?
With my year 1998 and model Base you have two choices 9 or 10
we need to know what year and so on about your Dakota that may help? 2WD or 4X4 4X2?
With my year 1998 and model Base you have two choices 9 or 10
