Help your rear brakes stop smoothly with the Bendix Premium 2006-2015 Honda Civic brake drum, part number PDR0808. It is a direct-fit replacement rear brake drum for the listed 2006-2015 Honda Civic applications and gives the brake shoes a fresh braking surface to press against.
Bendix designs its brake drums to work with the brake shoes to bring a moving vehicle to a safe, smooth stop. When the shoes expand against the inside of the drum, the friction slows the rotating wheel.
- Position: Rear brake drum.
- Function: Works with the brake shoes to slow and stop the vehicle smoothly.
- Brand: Bendix Premium brake drum, manufacturer part number PDR0808.
- Applications: Direct-fit replacement for the listed applications. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for full application details.
A drum may need replacing if you notice a pulsing brake pedal, scraping or grinding from the rear wheels, deep scoring on the braking surface, or wear beyond the drum's maximum allowable diameter. Diagnose the cause first, because these symptoms can also come from worn shoes or hardware. If you are rebuilding 2012 Honda Civic rear drum brakes, replace both rear drums together as a matched pair for even, balanced braking, and inspect the shoes and hardware at the same time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which vehicles does this brake drum fit?
Bendix PDR0808 is listed as a rear brake drum for 2006-2015 Honda Civic applications. The "Vehicles it fits" section has the full application details.
Is PDR0808 a replacement for 2008 Honda Civic drum brakes?
Yes. The 2008 model year falls within the listed 2006-2015 Honda Civic applications for this Bendix rear brake drum.
What does a rear brake drum do?
The drum turns with the wheel. When you brake, the shoes press outward against its inner surface, and the friction helps bring the vehicle to a safe, smooth stop.
Should I replace both rear drums at the same time?
Yes, that is recommended. Replacing both rear drums together as a matched pair helps keep braking even and balanced from side to side.
What signs suggest a rear brake drum needs replacing?
Watch for a pulsing pedal, grinding or scraping from the rear, a deeply scored drum, or a drum worn past its maximum diameter. Diagnose the cause before replacing parts.
