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WHETHER it’s pulling the steering to one side, a pulsing brake pedal or just not stopping at all, Series Land Rover drum brakes are another quirk of the marque to have earned themselves a reputation. Typically though, they just need a little attention to return them to a fully functional condition so you can get the most out of your braking system.
If you know what to look for, it’s fairly easy to diagnose issues with your brakes and, sometimes, it’s not directly a problem with the brakes, but instead something else causing adverse side-effects. The first and best place to start is with a visual examination of all brake lines and the master cylinder. It is definitely advisable (given the MoT is no longer compulsory for most Series vehicles) to inspect your vehicle or have a garage inspect it regularly. Look out for signs