Name: Meritor 2001C3 Drum Brake Shoe Lining - 16.5 in. Brake Diameter
SKU: 2001c3
Price: 353.99 USD
Availability: InStock

MERITOR part description

Product Description

Features & Benefits

Advanced friction material delivers industry-leading durability and stopping power
Easily handles both stop-and-go urban traffic and on-highway driving conditions
Recommended for trucks hauling general cargo, grain and liquids
Excellent performance over general terrain for linehaul and vocational applications
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Meritor Brake Lining

Meritor’s brake lining is the preferred choice by OEM vehicle manufacturers and is the standard friction material for Meritor trailer axles. It is ideal for most truck, trailer, and bus applications.

Product Attributes

Brake Drum Diameter	16-1/2 in.
Brake Drum Inner Diameter	16.5 in. x 7 in.
Brake Shoe Width	7 in.
FMSI Number	4515G
Friction Grade	Premium
Lining Type	R301
OE Manufacturer	Meritor

Meritor®, whose roots could be traced back to 1909, is backed by over 100 years of industry experience plus a massive portfolio of products for various industries. In 1998, it made several acquisitions, including Volvo Trucks' heavy vehicle manufacturing operation in Sweden, Euclid Industries, and Lucas Varity's Heavy Vehicle Braking Systems division. Such investments solidify Meritor's position as the leading global supplier of brakes, axles, drivelines, transmissions, suspensions, tire inflations systems, and a whole lot of parts, hardware, and accessories for the automotive, truck, trailer, rail cars, bus and coach, and many other applications. Its "Run with the Bull" global brand identity further strengthens its commitment to provide the industry with durable products, unparalleled service and support, and continuous innovation.

California Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (Read more)