About Currajong Brake Parts Pty Ltd
Specialist in brake and clutch parts.
Products
Steering Racks
Shock Absorbers
Exedy Clutch Kits & Parts
Clutch Master & Slaves
Disc Pads
Brake Shoes
Wheel & Master Cylinders
Disc Rotors Brake Drums
Kelpro Rubber Bushes
Superpro Bushes
Monroe Shock Absorbers
Raw Shock Absorbers
King Springs
EFS Suspension Ball Joints
Rack Ends
Tie Rod Ends
Power Steering Pump Rack Boots
CV Boots
Universal Joints
Swivel Housing Kits
Centre Bearings Wheel Bearings & Seals
Timing Belt Kits
Water Pumps
Wesfil Oil, Air & Fuel Filters
Clutch Kits
Brake Parts
Suspension
Steering
Undercar Parts
Other Parts
Services
Disc Machining
Drums Machining
Flywheel Grinding
Overhauling Hydraulic Cylinders
Hydraulic Parts Overhauling
Brake Shoe Grinding
Steel Line Fabrication
Repairing and Restoring Brake and Clutch Systems
Locally Owned and Operated Business
Tailored Customer Service
Competitive Prices
Quality Advice
Quality Parts
Quality Workmanship
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why change brake fluid regularly?
Here�s a safety tip on brakes. You�ve probably read the advice on brake fluid containers to change your brake fluid every 12 to 18 months and perhaps you�ve thought this is simply so brake fluid manufacturers can make more money, we believe it is very important you change your brake fluid every 12 to 18 months. You see, brake fluid is �hydroscopic� meaning it absorbs moisture from the atmosphere.
Why should wheel cylinders be replaced when fitting shoes?
Although your wheel cylinders may not be leaking when you replace your worn out shoes, it is normal practice to replace the wheel cylinders at the same time. Let me explain why. As your brake shoes wear, the pistons in the wheel cylinders move outwards to take up the wear in the shoes.