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Application Guide Hydraulic Brake Parts For Light- and Medium-Duty Vehicles Import & Domestic Heavy Duty Parts for Hard Working Vehicles Bendix Spicer Foundation Brake LLC 901 Cleveland Street • Elyria, Ohio 44035 Phone: 440-329-9709 Toll-Free: 1-866-610-9709 Fax: 440-329-9203 Tech Support: 1-866-610-9709, option 2 www.foundationbrakes.com Any references in this catalog to company names or trademarks are solely for identifi cation and cross reference purposes. Bendix Spicer Foundation Brake LLC does not represent any parts shown as products manufactured or remanufactured by the companies so named herein. represent any parts shown as products manufactured or remanufactured© 2008 by Bendix the companies Spicer Foundation so named Brake herein. LLC. © 2008 All Rights Bendix Reserved. Spicer Foundation Brake LLC. All Rights Reserved. 9 Abbreviations & Symbols " Ditto / Inch Fr From 2WS 2 Wheel Steering # Number Frt Front 4WD 4 Wheel Drive + Plus FWD Front Wheel Drive pkg package A/T Automatic Transmission GVW Gross Vehicle Weight PR Push Rod ABS Anti-lock Brake System H & R Hub and Rotor Pwr Power Adj Adjustable / Adjuster HD Heavy Duty R Right Adv Advance Hvy Heavy RA Rear Axle Alum Aluminum HW Hardware Reg Regular Auto Automatic Transmission Hyd Hydraulic Repl Replacement Aux Auxiliary IFS Independent Front Suspension Req'd Required AWD All Wheel Drive Incl Included Res Reservoir Bbl Bubble Inv Inverted RH Right Hand Side BC Bolt Circle IRS Independent Rear Suspension RHD Right Hand Drive Brks Brakes IVD Interactive Vehicle Dynamics Rr Rear Brkt Bracket KH Kelsey-Hayes RV Recreational Vehicle C Center L Liter RWD Rear Wheel Drive Ctr Center L Left S/Cyl Slave Cylinder Cal Caliper LH Left Hand Side Ser Serial cc Cubic Centimeter L & R Left & Right Sgl Single Ch Chassis lb pound spd speed Clu Clutch low lower SRW Single Rear Wheel Cont'd Continued LSD Limited Slip Differential Std Standard Conv Conventional M Thousand Str Steering Ctl Control M/Cyl Master Cylinder Susp Suspension Cyl Cylinder M/T Manual Transmission Sys System Dbl Double Man Manual T/C Traction Control Des Design MH Motor Home TBA To Be Announced Dia Diameter MHC Motor Home Chassis Thk Thickness DOHC Double Overhead Cam Min Minimum Trans Transmission dr door mm millimeter up upper DRW Dual Rear Wheel mt mounting v valve DSC Dynamic Stability Control Mtg Mounting Vac Vacuum Dsl Diesel N/A Not Applicable / Not Available VDCS Vehicle Dynamic Control System Dty Duty NPT National Pipe Thread Veh Vehicle ea each OD Outside Diameter VSC Vehicle Stability Control Elec Electronic OE Original Equipment w/ with eng engine OEM Original Equipment W/Cyl Wheel Cylinder ESP Electronic Stability Program Opn Open w/o without exc except P/B Power Brake WB Wheel Base ext extended Pass Passenger WD Wheel Drive FA Front Axle PB Parking Brake Whl Wheel FC Forward Control 2WD 2 Wheel Drive 10 Any references in this catalog to company names or trademarks are solely for identifi cation and cross reference purposes. Bendix Spicer Foundation Brake LLC does not Make & Model Index Make & Model Page Make & Model Page AM TRAN BUS See INTERNATIONAL 962 CHEVROLET (Cont'd) 32 / 787 ACURA 26 BLAZER Full Size 4WD 42 AM GENERAL 26 COLORADO 44 AUDI 26 CORVAIR Greenbriar, Panel, Pickup 44 BMW 26 C10, C1500 Series (1/2 Ton) 2WD Pickup 46 BLUE BIRD BUS 786 C20, C2500 Series (3/4 Ton) 2WD Pickup 50 BROCKWAY 786 C30, C3500 Series (1 Ton) 2WD Pickup 56 1930 - 1937 MODELS 786 C4500 791 G43 786 C5D042 792 G49, G55, H49, H55 786 C5D064 792 J37 786 C5H042 Kodiak 793 J43, J49 786 C5500 793 J58 787 C6D042 794 K31 787 C6H042 Kodiak 796 K43 787 C6500 796 K137 787 C7D042, C7D064 797 L3, L25 787 C7H042, C7H064 Kodiak 799 M83, M88, M92, M94, M128 787 C7500 799 M146-9 Special 787 EL CAMINO 64 M162 787 EQUINOX 68 88 787 EXPRESS 1500 (1/2 Ton) Van 68 94 787 EXPRESS 2500 (3/4 Ton) Van 68 112 787 EXPRESS 3500 (1 Ton) Van 70 128 Series 788 G10, G100, 1500 Series 72 146, 146W 788 G20, 2500 Series 76 146B, 146BX, BUS 788 G30, 3500 Series 78 146W-49 Special 788 K10, K1500 Series (1/2 Ton) Pickup 4WD 84 147 788 K20, K2500 Series (3/4 Ton) Pickup 4WD 88 148 788 K30, K3500 Series (1 Ton) Pickup 4WD 94 148W, 148WD 788 LLV Postal Van 98 151 788 LUMINA APV Van 98 152 788 LUV 98 153 788 P10 Series (1/2 Ton) Step Van 100 154 789 P20 Series (3/4 Ton) Step Van 102 156 789 P30, 3500 Series (1 Ton) 106 BUICK 28 P4T042 800 RAINIER 28 P6S 801 RENDEZVOUS 28 P6T042 802 TERRAZA 30 R10, R1500 Series (1/2 Ton) Pickup 2WD 128 R20, R2500 Series (3/4 Ton) Pickup 2WD 128 CADILLAC 30 R30, R3500 Series (1 Ton) Pickup, Cab & Ch 130 ESCALADE 30 S7T042 Forward Control 803 SRX 32 SILVERADO 1500 (1/2 Ton) Pickup 2WD 130 CHEVROLET 32 / 789 SILVERADO 1500 (1/2 Ton) Pickup 4WD 134 BEL AIR, BISCAYNE, CAPRICE, IMPALA 32 SILVERADO 2500 (3/4 Ton) Pickup 2WD 140 ASTRO Van 38 SILVERADO 2500 (3/4 Ton) Pickup 4WD 142 AVALANCHE 1500 40 SILVERADO 3500 (1 Ton) Pickup 2WD 142 AVALANCHE 2500 42 SILVERADO 3500 (1 Ton) Pickup 4WD 144 B6P042 School Bus 789 SSR 144 B7T School Bus 791 SUBURBAN (1/2 Ton) 10, 1500 2WD 144 BLAZER Mid Size 2WD See S10 listing 160 SUBURBAN (1/2 Ton) 10, 1500 4WD 148 represent any parts shown as products manufactured or remanufactured by the companies so named herein. © 2008 Bendix Spicer Foundation Brake LLC. All Rights Reserved. 11 Make & Model Index Make & Model Page Make & Model Page BLAZER Full Size 2WD 42 SUBURBAN (3/4 Ton) 20, 2500 2WD 152 BLAZER Mid Size 4WD - See T10 164 SUBURBAN (3/4 Ton) 20, 2500 4WD 156 CHEVROLET (Cont'd) 32 / 789 DODGE (Cont'd) 194 / 826 S10 BLAZER 2WD 160 C600 Low Cab Forward 830 S10 (T10) BLAZER 4WD 164 C700 Low Cab Forward 833 S10 PICK-UP 2WD 168 CT700 Low Cab Forward Tandem 834 S10 (T10) PICK-UP 4WD 170 C800, 850 Low Cab Forward 836 T5500, T6500, T7500, T8500 Tilt Cab 804 CT800, 850 Low Cab Forward Tandem 836 TAHOE 2WD 172 C900 Low Cab Forward 837 TAHOE 4WD 176 CT900 Low Cab Forward Tandem 837 TRACKER 178 C1000 Low Cab Forward 838 TRAILBLAZER 178 DAKOTA 2WD 224 UPLANDER 180 DAKOTA 4WD 226 VENTURE 180 DURANGO 228 V10 Series (1/2 Ton) Pickup 4WD 180 D50, RAM 50 2WD 230 V20, V2500 Series (3/4 Ton) Pickup 4WD 182 D50 4WD, POWER RAM 50, RAM 50 4WD 230 V30, V35, V3500 Series (1 Ton) Pickup, Cab & Ch 182 D100, D150 (1/2 Ton) Pickup 2WD 232 W3500 805 D200, D250 (3/4 Ton) Pickup 2WD 236 W4 Series 806 D300, D350 (1 Ton) Pickup 2WD 246 W4500 810 D400 Conventional 826 W5 Series 812 D500 Conventional 828 W5500 813 D600 Conventional 831 W6N042 813 D700 Conventional 834 W6R042 814 D800, 850 Conventional 837 W7 H 815 D900 Conventional 838 W7 M 815 L600 Tilt Cab 834 W7N042 Tilt Cab 816 L700 Tilt Cab 835 31-3200 Series (1/2 Ton) thru 1959 182 LT700 Tilt Cab Tandem 835 3400, 3500 Series (3/4 Ton) 184 L1000 Tilt Cab 839 3600 Series (3/4 Ton) 184 M, RM300, 350, 375, 400, 500 Series 252 3700 Series (3/4 Ton) 184 MB300, 350, 375, 400 Series See CB Series 222 3800 Series (1 Ton) 186 M400 Motor home 826 3900 Series (1 Ton) 186 MT700 Motor Home Tandem 835 40, 400, 4000 Series 816 P200, 250 (3/4 Ton) Step Van 256 50, 500, 5000 Series 817 P300, 350 (1 Ton) Forward Control 256 60, 600, 6000 Series 820 P400 Forward Control 826 65 Series 823 RAIDER 258 70, 700, 7000 Series 824 RAMPAGE 258 80, 800, 8000, 9000, 10000 Series 825 RAM 1500 Pickup 2WD 258 CHRYSLER 188 RAM 1500 Pickup 4WD 262 TOWN & COUNTRY VAN 188 RAM 2500 Pickup 2WD 264 VOYAGER 192 RAM 2500 Pickup 4WD 266 DAIHATSU 192 RAM 3500 Pickup 2WD 270 DODGE 194 / 826 RAM 3500 Pickup 4WD 272 INTREPID 194 RAMCHARGER 2WD 276 A100, 150 Series (1/2 Ton) Van 196 RAMCHARGER 4WD 278 B100, B150, B1500, Cargo 1500 (1/2 Ton) Van 196 RAM SRT-10 280 B250, B2500, Cargo 2500 (3/4 Ton) Van 202 RD200, 250 Series (3/4 Ton) 280 B350, B3500, Cargo 3500 (1 Ton) Van 206 SPRINTER 2500 282 CARAVAN, GRAND CARAVAN, MINI RAM VAN 216 SPRINTER 3500 282 CARGO 1500 see B150, B1500, CARGO 1500 Van 196 S400 School Bus 827 CARGO 2500 see B250, B2500, CARGO 2500 Van 202 S500 School Bus 829 CARGO 3500 see B350, B3500, CARGO 3500 Van 206 S600 School Bus 832 CB, MB300, 350, 375, 400, 450 Series (1, 1 1/2 Ton) 222 T700 Tandem 836 C400 Low Cab Forward 826 T800, 850 Tandem 837 C500 Low Cab Forward 827 T900 Tandem 838 12 Any references in this catalog to company names or trademarks are solely for identifi cation and cross reference purposes. Bendix Spicer Foundation Brake LLC does not Make & Model Index Make & Model Page Make & Model Page DODGE (Cont'd) 194 / 826 FORD (Cont'd) 306 / 839 W100, W150 (1/2 Ton) Pickup 4WD 284 F500 Conventional 868 W200, W250 (3/4 Ton) Pickup 4WD 288 F550 (1 Ton) Super Duty 2WD 436 / 870 W300, 350, 400, 450 Series (1, 1 1/2 Ton) PU 4WD 296 F550 (1 Ton) Super Duty 4WD 438 / 871 W500 Conventional 829 F600 Conventional 872 W600 Conventional 833 F650 Conventional 876 FORD 306 / 839 F700 Conventional 877 LTD, COUNTRY SQUIRE, CROWN VICTORIA 306 F750 Conventional 881 TAURUS exc SHO 316 F800 Conventional 884 TAURUS SHO 322 F850 Conventional 886 AEROSTAR 324 F900 Conventional 889 BRONCO 324 F950 Conventional 890 BRONCO II 328 FT800 Conventional 890 B500 Bus 839 FT900 Conventional 892 B600 Bus 840 L800 Conventional 893 B700 Bus 844 L900 Conventional 895 B750 Bus 846 LCF450 897 B800 Bus 848 LCF550 897 COURIER 330 LN500 Short Conventional 897 C500 Tilt Cab 849 LN600 Short Conventional 898 C550 849 LN700 Short Conventional 900 C600 Tilt Cab 850 LN750 Short Conventional 902 C700 Tilt Cab 852 LN800 Short Conventional 903 C750 Tilt Cab 855 LN900 Short Conventional 905 C800 Tilt Cab 856 LNT800 Short Conventional Tandem 905 C850 Tilt Cab 859 LNT900 Short Conventional Tandem 907 C900 Tilt Cab 860 LT800 Short Conventional
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    GM Media Online Page 1 of 3 FOR RELEASE: 2003-09-26 CONTACTS Wayne Cherry Career Highlights, Modelography Career Highlights 1962, Cherry joins GM Design's advanced design studios; first major projects include work on the teams that designed the landmark 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado and first Chevrolet Camaro (1967) 1965, Cherry transfers to Vauxhall Motors, Luton, England, on "temporary" assignment; involved with development of new sports car concept for 1966 Geneva International Motor Show; remains with GM in Europe for 26 years. 1970, Cherry appointed assistant design director, Vauxhall 1975, Cherry appointed design director, Vauxhall 1983, Cherry named director of design for Adam Opel AG with overall design responsibility for all passenger cars in Europe 1991, Cherry named director of the Chevrolet/Geo design studios, Warren, Mich. 1992, Cherry succeeds Chuck Jordan as GM design vice president in North America Jan. 1, 2004, Cherry retires Modelography Europe (1965-1991) Vauxhall Production Designs Responsible for all Vauxhall passenger cars (1975-1980) Established new identity for the Vauxhall brand introduced on 1974 Firenza HPF,1975 Chevette, 1976 Cavalier and1978 Carlton Responsible for all Bedford trucks and buses (1975-1983) Responsible for Bedford military vehicles (1975-1983) Opel/Vauxhall Production Designs Responsible for all passenger cars in Europe (1983-1991) Helped bring GM Europe to No. 1 sales position through vehicles such as the 1992 Calibra, 1993 Corsa, 1987 Omega, 1991 Vectra, 1995 Astra, 1996 Omega and 1996 Tigra Vauxhall and Opel Concept Vehicles 1966 XVR 1970 SRV (Styling Research Vehicle) 1973 Black Knight 1974 Silver Bullet 1978 Equus 1978 Bedford TM Long-Haul concept 1979 Black Magic 1983 Opel Junior http://archives.media.gm.com/servlet/GatewayServlet?target=http://image.emerald.gm.com/gmnews/vie ..