Haldex automatic brake adjuster covers

Jan 23, 2012

Updated Jul 17, 2012

The Haldex covers for the self-setting automatic brake adjusters help maintain optimum brake lining-to-drum clearance to reduce stopping distances and increase control, the company says. The front and rear covers do not have rivets and are held in place with an adhesive compound.

Haldex Commercial Vehicle Systems

www.haldex.com

(800) 643-2374

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