Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Hardware Kit P/N:370-76005

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$14.99
MPN: 370-76005
UPC: 190920020933
Item Package Quantity: 1
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Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Hardware Kit P/N:370-76005
Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Hardware Kit P/N:370-76005
$14.99

Help your rear drum brakes apply and release smoothly with the Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Hardware Kit, part number 370-76005, a Toyota Tacoma brake hardware kit built for the 1995-2004 Toyota Tacoma and the 1984-1995 Toyota Pickup. It is a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications and is intended for the rear drum brake assembly.

Drum brake hardware holds the shoes in position and pulls them back from the drum when you release the pedal. Over time, heat and age can weaken that hardware. If worn hardware is the cause of dragging, noisy, or unevenly wearing rear brakes, this DFC kit replaces it.

  • Premium materials: Made with premium materials for longevity and consistent performance.
  • Reduced drag: Designed to minimize brake drag, which helps support fuel efficiency.
  • Brake life: Designed to help prevent premature wear and support longer brake life and performance.
  • Quieter operation: Helps reduce noise and vibration from the drum brake assembly.

Packaging: Sold as an axle kit, not per side.

For engine details and full fitment, see the Buyer's Guide tab.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this fit my Toyota Tacoma?

It is listed for the 1995-2004 Toyota Tacoma and the 1984-1995 Toyota Pickup. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your exact vehicle.

What does a drum brake hardware kit do?

It supplies the hardware that holds the brake shoes in place inside the drum and returns them when the brakes release, helping the shoes apply and release properly.

Is this kit sold per side?

No. Part number 370-76005 is sold as an axle kit, not per side, so one kit is intended for the rear drum brakes on the axle.

What are signs the drum brake hardware may need replacing?

Possible signs include dragging rear brakes, brake noise, uneven shoe wear, or weak, stretched or broken springs. Diagnose the cause before replacing parts.

Should I replace the hardware when I replace the brake shoes?

Worn or weakened hardware can affect how new shoes apply and release, so inspect it during any shoe job. Follow the vehicle service information for the correct procedure.