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Crown Automotive Drum Brake Shoe And Drum Kit – 52001151K

Crown Automotive

  • Rear drum and shoe kit for Dana 35 axles with 10 inch drums
  • Fits 1984–1989 Cherokee XJ, 1986–1989 Comanche and 1987–1989 Wrangler YJ
  • Includes 2 drums, 1 shoe set and all necessary hardware

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Description

Overview

The Crown Automotive 52001151K is a rear drum brake shoe and drum kit for Dana 35 rear axles with 10 inch drums. It fits the 1984–1989 Jeep Cherokee (XJ), the 1986–1989 Jeep Comanche and the 1987–1989 Jeep Wrangler (YJ).

The kit bundles the main wear parts of a rear drum brake rebuild, so both sides can be refreshed from one box.

Key features

  • Complete rear drum brake kit for a Dana 35 axle
  • Two 10 inch drums
  • One shoe set
  • All necessary hardware included
  • Direct-fit Jeep application

Rebuilding a rear drum brake

Replacing drums and shoes together is the usual way to refresh a rear drum brake, because the shoes wear against the drum surface and the two parts mate over time. Once the drums are off, check the wheel cylinders for leaks, inspect the adjuster and springs for wear, and confirm the axle seals are dry. Skipping these checks can leave a leak or a sticking shoe that undoes the new parts.

Clean the backing plate and the hardware before assembly, and lubricate only the contact points the service procedure calls for. Set the shoes so they seat correctly against the drum, then adjust for proper clearance before the first drive. Bed in the new linings gently, since full braking on fresh material can reduce early stopping performance.

  • Check wheel cylinders for fluid leaks
  • Inspect springs and the self-adjuster for wear
  • Clean the backing plate before fitting new hardware
  • Bed in new linings with gentle stops

Specifications

Brand Crown Automotive
Part number 52001151K
UPC 848399084597
Product type Drum brake shoe and drum kit
Axle Dana 35 rear
Drum size 10 inch
Position Rear
Fit type Direct fit
Kit contents 2 drums, 1 shoe set, hardware

Vehicle fitment

It fits the 1984–1989 Jeep Cherokee (XJ), the 1986–1989 Comanche and the 1987–1989 Wrangler (YJ). Confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Later XJ years and 1990–1995 YJ models are not covered by this kit’s list, and the kit is for Dana 35 axles with 10 inch drums only. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

The kit replaces drums and shoes together, so inspect the wheel cylinders and axle seals while the drums are off. Confirm the axle is a Dana 35 before fitting.

What’s included

Two drums, one shoe set and all necessary hardware.

SKU: CRO52001151K Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 13.50 lbs
Package dimensions 13.50 × 13.00 × 8.00 in
brands

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Jeep Cherokee (XJ)1984–1989Base, Chief, Laredo, Limited, Pioneer, Sport
Jeep Comanche1986–1989Base, Chief, Custom, Eliminator, Laredo, Pioneer, X, XLS
Jeep Wrangler (YJ)1987–1989Base, Islander, Laredo, S, Sahara, Sport

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Questions & Answers

What is in the Crown 52001151K kit?

The kit includes 2 drums, 1 shoe set and all necessary hardware for a rear drum brake rebuild on a Dana 35 axle with 10 inch drums.

Which axle does the 52001151K fit?

It is for the Dana 35 rear axle with 10 inch drums. It fits the 1984–1989 Cherokee XJ, the 1986–1989 Comanche and the 1987–1989 Wrangler YJ.

Does this kit work on a Wrangler TJ?

No. The listed Wrangler fitment is the 1987–1989 YJ only. A TJ is not on the list for this part number, so check a different kit for it.

Is the 52001151K for front or rear brakes?

Rear. It is a rear drum brake kit for Dana 35 axles, with two 10 inch drums and a single shoe set.

Do brake drums need to be inspected before a shoe replacement?

Yes. Look for deep scoring, heat cracks, an out-of-round surface, and a worn lip at the edge. Any of these signs can make new shoes wear unevenly or fail to seat, so the drum should be measured or replaced before the new shoes go on.