🔒 ACDelco Gold 17627B: Premium Bonded Rear Drum Brake Shoe Set for Optimal Performance Review

My dad will be using a 2004 Honda CRV as a replacement. he put them on and told me they work very well as an OEM. said the price is right and the quality seems good so on his behalf I give it 5 stars.

Fits perfectly and hasn't had any problems so far, also bought AC Delco drums. One more thing: Be sure to spray brake cleaner before and after work and lubricate the contact points of the rear plates that come into contact with the brake pads, otherwise it will squeak on the road later!

These brake pads were used on a 2004 Honda Accord Sedan LX. The quality corresponded to the OEM in appearance and production. Of course, it remains to be seen how they will be worn, but all the outward signs look good. Buy with confidence. By the way. Hardware not included. only 4 shoes. It's best to have a set of devices on hand, even if you don't use them fully. You will most likely need the springs and struts that hold the pads to the backing plate.

Turned out to be cheap fakes in a Delco air conditioning box. There were no marks on the metal or lasts and it looked like a 5 year old glued the shoe's material onto the metal. My parts had numbers on the metal and pad material (pad). They looked so flimsy that I couldn't put them in my family car (Honda Accord) and sleep at night. I'm not blaming Revain, I'm blaming the stupid Chinese government for sending this crap to the US. I immediately sent them back and ordered them elsewhere.

Can I give zero stars? or we can change the fit for vehicles! that was pure garbage! What a waste of time and money! I couldn't be more angry right now! This is the biggest mess I've seen on Amazon and I'm furious! I spent 15 minutes ripping out the old one, it was dirty from the amount of rust and grease, cleaned everything and spent about 20 minutes installing the new one and another hour trying to figure out why my rotor wasn't working just to to understand that i got crappy parts from china