Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Hardware Kit P/N:370-54007

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$9.99
MPN: 370-54007
UPC: 190920019692
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Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Hardware Kit P/N:370-54007
Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Hardware Kit P/N:370-54007
$9.99

Keep your rear drum brakes operating quietly and consistently with the Dynamic Friction Company Drum Brake Hardware Kit (P/N 370-54007). This DFC kit supplies the springs, clips, and small hardware that retain and return the rear brake shoes, and it drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 1993-2007 Ford Taurus, the 1991-1994 Hyundai Sonata, and the 1992-2005 Mercury Sable. Because worn or fatigued hardware is a common source of drum brake noise and uneven shoe wear, refreshing it whenever you service the shoes helps the brakes seat and release the way they should.

  • Premium materials: manufactured using premium materials for longevity and consistent performance.
  • Minimizes drag: helps minimize drag to support fuel efficiency.
  • Longer brake life: helps prevent premature wear for longer brake life and performance.
  • Quieter operation: reduces noise and vibration.

Sold as an axle kit, not per side, so one kit covers the rear axle. This position is cataloged as REAR. For the specific engine applications covered, see the Buyer's Guide tab.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this hardware kit include and do?

It supplies the retaining springs, clips, and small hardware that hold and return the rear brake shoes so they seat and release properly on the listed applications.

Is this a rear kit?

Yes. This Drum Brake Hardware Kit is cataloged for the REAR position on the listed vehicles.

Does one kit cover both sides?

Yes. It is sold as an axle kit, not per side, so a single kit covers the rear axle (both wheels).

Which vehicles does it fit?

It fits the 1993-2007 Ford Taurus, 1991-1994 Hyundai Sonata, and 1992-2005 Mercury Sable. See the Buyer's Guide tab for engine-level details.

Should I replace this hardware when I do the shoes?

It's good practice. Worn or fatigued springs and clips can cause noise and uneven shoe wear, so refreshing the hardware during a shoe service helps restore proper operation.