ACDelco Professional 18K1147 Rear Drum Brake Shoe Adjuster and Return Spring Kit with Springs and Caps

Higher quality than the other manufacturers.

Was just like the original

Replaced the original equipment on an 05 Silverado with rear drum brakes.Good price and worked well no issues. Use this when doing a brake job.

The replacement part matched as they should and fit appropriately.2007 Silverado LT (New Body Style)

2007 Chevy Silverado crew cab NBSNote: Bought in 2017 for my truck. Today, 05/15/2021, the application guide here says NOT compatible with the same truck.Still going to order it, though.I loved my brakes when truck was brand new. Wanted that feel again so decided on oem parts. Replaced drums, cylinders and springs also. Note: Even if drums look perfect have them turned anyway. Had to remove mine after about ten days and have them turned (spin drums at high speed but cut at low speed). What happened is that when I applied the brakes I would hear a knocking. Fast when brake first applied but slow by the time I came to a stop. Mechanic had seen this before...drum surface had very fine ridges that you could barely feel with your fingernails. He said that after a few days use they acted like screw threads in the shoes causing them to move to the outside and knock against metal. He took drums to shop for turning but shop man felt surface and said they didn't need it. My mechanic explained to the guy what was happening. They turned them. Afterwards you could no longer feel the ridges. No more problems for the several weeks since.

Super easy install I'd buy it again in a heartbeat.

Parts worked great on 2007 Silverado 1500

Used this kit when doing a rear brake job on my 2007.5 NNBS Silverado 1500. It's called a single spring brake and it's not exactly what I had expected after watching some repair videos on YouTube. I figured while I had it all apart, I'd replace the springs too, why not. You don't NEED the special tool to pry the return spring (the horseshoe shaped one) off, I just did it without one, but it may have been easier. Personal choice on that one. You do not need this kit if you have the style of drum with the retaining pins. Look at the back of your drum assembly and if you see the heads of pins at about 10 & 3 o'clock, you do NOT need this kit.