I was running the 37"s on the truck and hit a large bump at 60mph on the highway and then had a funny pull.
I drove home about 5 miles and everything seemed okay. I went for another drive and took a right, went a mile and then took a let on a main road. I heard a pow and hit the brakes, but knew the brakes were done. I turned on another side street and stopped the truck. The right front brake drum had brake fluid draining out. Luckily being in a residential neighborhood, I made it home mostly with going slow and used the emergency brake a few times. I knew I had three, not so seated studs but torqued the nuts on the wheel. I seemed that I had broken a stud and the stud fell into brake area and broke the wheel cylinder in half.....I knew this drum was suspect, but not that easily. Now with the questions....
-I have purchased brake drums from NAPA and appear totally exact drum, but they do not come with the bearing part....What is this part called?
-Where can I purchase a whole brake drum assembly with bearings or just the inner part?
- The number on the inner wheel part that holds the wheel studs and appears to welded or attached to the brake drum is "86710 L"
- I have the manual, but this part is never shown good so any information helps.
I have pictures that I will post shortly once they make send from my phone.
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