ACDelco 14781B Advantage Parking Hardware Review

I needed a pair - didn't realize there was a PAIR in each box - I need a shipping label to return a set - I can't print the info return label - you don't have a phone to download the delivery you want to send the return to - just want to print it out?

I replaced them when we reinstalled the axle. They last a very long time, but if you have a leaking axle seal or tear the axle off the body it may be worth replacing these and any other parts that are worn and need updating. You can always rely on AC Delco parts. I'm ready for the years to come!

This is the exact replacement for what was on my truck. One piece, not two as shown in the picture. You get two boots, one for each side, plus hardware. I didn't have to do anything during the installation. Pulling out the old and inserting the new is a difficult task. Before installation, my parking brake pedal was on the floor. Now his company is about halfway there. It's not an easy task, of course, but if I can do it, so can you!

They were ordered as part of a full rear brake overhaul on my 2007 Denali Yukon, they weren't a problem, but while I was there. A note that may be helpful, they are suitable for many applications and the clamps supplied (I only had the spring steel clamps pictured, not the other two pictured above) are not for my application. Trucks of my type have had issues with clips breaking so I was a bit disappointed having to choose between reusing the old one or buying a fixing kit locally. All in all…

If you like bright, well-lit places, then these LED license plate lights are for you. The standard headlights on your car are quiet in comparison. The LED lights literally illuminate the entire exterior surface of my 2002 Chevy Tahoe's trunk lid. I've attached a photo taken at 8am on this sunny morning and you can still see how bright the LEDs are. Don't get me wrong - they're affordable, easy to install, and work well. IMHO too good. Excess LED power can easily be halved, but still illuminate…

I heard noises, rattles, squeaks for a while and finally at high speeds I heard something similar to air conditioning compressor problems. I didn't feel anything on the steering wheel or the gearbox. I didn't have the pedals on the handbrake, I decided to replace them. One, or the original parking brake, had a pad that fell apart, stuck under another pad, and sometimes scratched bare metal. Replaced with these new rotors. A new pad had too much material, 80 grit with a sanding block to remove…