Keep the rear parking brake on your 2007-2012 Hyundai Veracruz [All] working the way it should with the Dorman - First Stop Parking Brake Hardware Kit / Drum Brake Hardware Kit (HW17444). This kit supplies the springs, clips, and retaining hardware that hold the rear drum-type parking brake shoes in position — the small components that wear, stretch, or corrode over time and are meant to be renewed whenever the shoes are serviced. It's built to match the original hardware needed to service the parking brake on the listed application.
Steel components: made from steel for reliable performance.
Spring kit with colored springs: the package contains a spring kit with color-coded springs to help guide correct placement during installation.
FMSI number 946: sized for a required brake shoe length of 8.28 in and width of 1.24 in.
Direct replacement: a reliable replacement for original hardware that has worn or fatigued.
If failed, stretched, or corroded hardware is the cause of a loose or poorly holding parking brake, this kit replaces those components. Renew the hardware whenever the shoes are serviced for consistent results.
Interchange: 17444K · 17444 · 118.51014 · H17444. Manufacturer part number HW17444. Country of origin: China.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the HW17444 kit do?
It supplies the springs, clips, and retainers that hold the rear drum-type parking brake shoes in position. These small parts are meant to be renewed whenever the parking brake shoes are serviced.
Which vehicle does this kit fit?
It's a direct-fit replacement for the 2007-2012 Hyundai Veracruz [All]. Confirm your vehicle in the Buyer's Guide tab before ordering.
Is this for the front or rear brakes?
It is cataloged for the rear parking brake.
What's included in the kit?
A spring kit with color-coded steel springs and the retaining hardware needed to service the rear parking brake shoes.
When should I replace the parking brake hardware?
Signs it may need replacing include weakened, stretched, or corroded springs and a parking brake that no longer holds well. It's best practice to renew the hardware whenever the shoes are serviced.
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