Bendix H2644 Drum Brake Self Adjuster Repair Kit - Rear Righ on 2040-parts.com
Sherwood, Arkansas, United States
You are buying a Brand New Bendix H2644 Drum Brake Self Adjuster Repair Kit - Rear Right. We purchased these parts from a Large Auto Parts Warehouse as surplus stock and they are all new in the original Bendix box. Bendix is known for its high quality brake parts the world over. Please check the chart above to insure that this kit fits your vehicle.
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