On cars and light-duty trucks, the hydraulic drum brake system has changed dramatically since hydraulics replaced mechanical brake linkages in the 1930s.

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Levaughn Kyles · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  While hydraulic brake systems have seen improvements and innovations since their adoption in the 1930s, the fundamental principles and basic design of hydraulic drum brake systems in cars and light-duty trucks have remained relatively consistent, focusing on using hydraulic pressure to activate the brake mechanism rather than undergoing dramatic changes.

On cars and light-duty trucks, the hydraulic drum brake system has changed dramatically since hydraulics replaced mechanical brake linkages in the 1930s.

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