Rear Driver Side Hydraulic Brake Hose Assembly - GM (84183649)
Rear Driver Side Hydraulic Brake Hose Assembly - GM (84183649)
Details
- Brand:
- SKU:
84183649
- Positions: Left
- Other Names:
Brake Hydraulic Hose, 12084
- Description: GM Genuine Parts Rear Driver Side Hydraulic Brake Hose Assembly (Part Number: 84183649) is a flexible hydraulic line designed to carry brake fluid between chassis hard lines and the rear caliper assembly.
- Function: Transfers hydraulic pressure to the rear brake caliper to enable braking operation.
- Design: OE-specified hose length and fittings for direct replacement at the caliper location.
- Quality: Built to GM standards for fluid compatibility and pressure-handling to maintain brake system integrity.
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- Condition: New
- Replaces:
22846798
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