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Replacement Drum Brake Shoe Hold Down Spring fits 1986-1987 Buick Somerset Rear

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Management number 228284200 Release Date 2026/05/31 List Price US$16.27 Model Number 228284200
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At Sawyer Auto, we are committed to offering the highest-quality, direct-fit replacement auto parts. These parts are manufactured using high-grade materials and subjected to thorough testing to ensure superior reliability and precise compatibility with your car or truck.

  • 【❗Fitment (Compatibility Description):❗:】 Compatible With 1986-1987 Buick Somerset Rear Drum Brake Applications; Direct Replacement For Secondary Shoe Sized 200 X 46Mm (S553).
  • ✅【 Function (Component Description):】 Retains And Secures The Brake Shoe Via The Hold-Down Spring To Maintain Proper Shoe Alignment On The Backing Plate.
  • ✅【 Replacement Reason (Service Description):】 Replaced When Springs Or Cups Corrode, Lose Tension, Or Become Damaged During Brake Maintenance.
  • ✅【 Construction and Material:】 Spring Steel Spring With Stamped Metal Cup Components Matched To The Specified Dimensions.
  • ✅【 Testing and Installation:】 Inspected For Spring Tension And Dimensional Fit; Install With Appropriate Brake Tools And Confirm Secure Retention Following Service Procedures.
ASIN B0F7HWF3WL
Brand Sawyer Auto
Model Sawyer Auto
Item Weight 12 ounces
Manufacturer Sawyer Auto
Product Dimensions 3 x 6 x 6 inches
Manufacturer Part Number PG-1223260

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