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M0117K38 HWH 1963-70 Chevy C10 & GMC C15 Truck Stock Height Disc Brake Spindles

Short Description:

HWH NO.: M0117K38-1/M0117K38-2
Reference OE Number: 63174
Interchange  Part Number : SS6370
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Placement on Vehicle: Front Left/Right side

Product Description

HWH steering knuckle has the following features

  • HWH offer more than 1000+ SKUs of steering knuckle that covering major models worldwide.
  • all most of our products have a special black e- coating to ensure the product not be corroded, which explains why HWH knuckles are more durable and not easily be replaced.
  • The steering knuckle contains the hub or spindle and is connected to the vehicle’s suspension components. These components, made of ductile iron, wrought steel and aluminum, are critical to the safety of the front suspension, which requires the choice of strong materials to cope with road potholes and crashes. HWH steering knuckles are made of strong materials for greater durability.
  • The steering knuckle is important for connecting tie rod,, bearing and Ball joint Parts. so quality surface finishes, precision radii and perfect machined flatness are required.HWH steering knuckle use the sophisticated machining centers and CNC machines to ensure its critical size.

 

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Product Details

Material: Iron Casting
Axle: Front Left/Right
Item Grand: Standard
Colour: Black

Packaging Details

Product Weight: 18KG
Size: 48*34*34
Package Contents: 2 steering knuckle
Packaging Type: 2Box

OE Number

HWH No.: M0117K38-1/M0117K38-2
Brand No.: 63174
Brand No.: SS6370

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  • Car  Model Year
    Chevrolet C10  1.25″ disc brakes 1963-1970
    GMC C15  1.25″ disc brakes 1963-1970
    GMC Suburban  1.25″ disc brakes 1963-1970
    GMC Blazer 2WD  1.25″ disc brakes 1963-1970

    A warranty must be returned to the parts supplier where the HWH product was purchased and is subject to that part store’s terms & conditions.
    1 year(s) / 12,000 miles.

    1.What are the signs of steering knuckle failure?
    Because the component connects to the suspension and steering, symptoms will usually appear in both systems. They include
    The steering wheel shaking when driving
    Misaligned steering wheel
    The vehicle pulling to one side when you should be driving straight
    Tires becoming worn out unevenly
    The car making a squealing or screeching noise every time you turn the wheels
    Steering knuckle symptoms should not be ignored, considering the component is an essential safety part.
    If the problem is wear or bend, replacement is the only way to go.

    2.When should you replace a steering knuckle?
    Steering knuckles last a long time, longer than the parts they link to.
    Replace them if you notice any signs of damage or wear. It could be a worn bore or other hidden and dangerous problems such as bends or fractures.
    Consider changing the knuckles if you recently hit the wheel against an obstacle or if your car had a collision.

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