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Rear Drum Hardware Kit - Chevrolet/GMC C1500/K1500 - HW2324
Rear Drum Hardware Kit - Chevrolet/GMC C1500/K1500 - HW2324
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Rear drum brake hardware kit for the Chevrolet/GMC C1500 and K1500.
Part numbers
Dorman HW2324.
Fits
C1500 (2WD) and K1500 (4WD), 1988-1999, 11.13/11.15in rear drum brakes.
Why it matters
Old, rusted, or weak springs and pins cause uneven shoe wear, a soft pedal, and noise that's easy to mistake for something more serious. Replacing the hardware alongside new shoes costs almost nothing extra and is the difference between a brake job and a proper brake job.
What you get
Full spring and hardware kit for both rear brakes.
Not sure it's right for your truck? Send us your VIN and we'll confirm before you order.
Goes with this
- Rear Brake Shoes — always replace shoes and hardware together. Reusing tired hardware with new shoes is the most common reason people end up doing this job twice.
- Front Brake Rotors — if you're doing the rear drums, check the front rotors. The whole system should be in the same condition.
- OBS-UAE HD Front Brake Upgrade Kit — if you're refreshing the whole braking system, this is the front upgrade that makes the biggest difference.
Description
Rear drum brake hardware kit for the Chevrolet/GMC C1500 and K1500.
Part numbers
Dorman HW2324.
Fits
C1500 (2WD) and K1500 (4WD), 1988-1999, 11.13/11.15in rear drum brakes.
Why it matters
Old, rusted, or weak springs and pins cause uneven shoe wear, a soft pedal, and noise that's easy to mistake for something more serious. Replacing the hardware alongside new shoes costs almost nothing extra and is the difference between a brake job and a proper brake job.
What you get
Full spring and hardware kit for both rear brakes.
Not sure it's right for your truck? Send us your VIN and we'll confirm before you order.
Goes with this
- Rear Brake Shoes — always replace shoes and hardware together. Reusing tired hardware with new shoes is the most common reason people end up doing this job twice.
- Front Brake Rotors — if you're doing the rear drums, check the front rotors. The whole system should be in the same condition.
- OBS-UAE HD Front Brake Upgrade Kit — if you're refreshing the whole braking system, this is the front upgrade that makes the biggest difference.
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