Carlson Drum Brake Hardware Kit P/N:H7305
Carlson H7277 rear drum brake hardware kit for the 1990-1992 Dodge Monaco and other vehicles replaces the springs, clips and adjuster parts around the rear brake shoes. The kit matches OE quality specifications and helps keep braking consistent.
Rattling or squeaking from the rear drums, or a bent, stretched or broken spring seen during a brake service, can mean the hardware is worn. Worn brake shoes, a scored drum or a leaking wheel cylinder can be behind noise or drag too, so find out which part is at fault before you buy.
This kit fits the 1990-1992 Dodge Monaco and the 1988-1989 Eagle Premier. The 1990-1992 Dodge Monaco takes one kit.
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Is this Carlson brake hardware kit right for the 1988-1989 Eagle Premier?
Yes. Carlson H7277 is listed for the 1988-1989 Eagle Premier and the 1990-1992 Dodge Monaco, and it goes on the rear drum brakes.
Does the Carlson drum brake hardware kit come with brake shoes?
No. This listing is one hardware kit only; brake shoes are sold separately.
Which parts are in the Carlson H7277 kit?
The hardware includes parts such as anti-rattle clips, seals, pins, dust boots, shoe return springs, hold down springs and adjuster assemblies.
Can worn springs and clips make rear drum brakes noisy?
Yes, a loose or worn clip or spring can rattle or squeak at the rear wheels. If the noise continues, a shop can inspect the rear brakes.
Should I change the hardware when I replace rear brake shoes?
Yes. This hardware is meant to be changed together with the brake shoes, so the new shoes go in with new springs and clips.
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