auto park

Interesting that a brake shoe that never has to stop a moving vehicle would need replacing. I guess it could develop a stress crack. I had a P30 in the 90’s and at the MV inspection they applied the emergency brake pedal. I had never used it and apparently the cable had corroded and it froze locking the drive shaft (auto park) brake. I could move it to my mechanic’s shop, but I did need new shoes after I got there!

Dave

firedan13 wrote:
thanks a lot guys, that was the gm part and napa has them part#UP10823PB $40 verses $95

I purchased those 2 but every system is telling me they wont fit so now im about to purchase some for $80 on amazon acdelco 171-772 . My autopark has to get fixed and i want to be prepared with brake shoes in case they need to be replaced.

I have a 1995 fleetwood southwind 33' I wish i knew the exact sizing i need

thanks a lot guys, that was the gm part and napa has them part#UP10823PB $40 verses $95

I have heard they are available as a generic brake part from NAPA for about $25, unfortunately I don't have the part number off hand.

Winnebago has parts books on line.
15619929 could be the GM number