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CTO-4524Q NEW BRAKE SHOE KIT 23K (FRONT, 5" MERITOR STYLE)

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CTO-4524Q NEW BRAKE SHOE KIT 23K (FRONT, 5" MERITOR STYLE)Technical Specifications Part Type Brake Shoe Kit (Standard Duty) Position Front Steer or Trailer Axle FMSI Number 4524, 4524Q Dimensions 16. 5" x 5" (16. 5 in Diameter x 5 in Width) System Meritor "Q" (Standard) Era Application Equipment manufactured approx. pre 1994. Visual ID Identical look to 4720 but not reinforced for Q Plus tension. The 16. 5" x 5" Guide (Critical) Part Number System Key Difference Hardware 4719 Eaton Totally different design.

Technical Specifications

Part Type Brake Shoe Kit (Standard Duty)
Position Front Steer or Trailer Axle
FMSI Number 4524, 4524Q
Dimensions 16.5" x 5" (16.5 in Diameter x 5 in Width)
System Meritor "Q" (Standard)
Era / Application Equipment manufactured approx. pre-1994.
Visual ID Identical look to 4720 but not reinforced for Q Plus tension.

The 16.5" x 5" Guide (Critical)

Part Number System Key Difference / Hardware
4719 Eaton Totally different design. Not Compatible.
4524 Meritor Q (Old) Uses Kit 8081 (Thin Springs). Standard Duty.
4720 Meritor Q+ (New) Uses Kit 8824HD (Thick Springs). Heavy Duty.

Cross References

Brand Part Number / Description
CTO CTO-4524Q
Abex (Federal-Mogul) EX4524Q (Standard)
Automann 110.4524Q
Bendix KT4524QBA200 (Basic), K043322
Euclid E-4524 (Shoe)
Fleetrite (International) FLT2124524Q
Haldex GD4524QJ (Gold Seal), 4524Q
Meritor XK2124524Q (Reman), R4524Q (Lined), A3222D2006 (Core)
Stemco / Crest XL4524Q

Hardware & Compatibility

Required Hardware Kit KIT 8081 / Euclid E-2207
(Standard Duty - Thinner Springs)
⚠️ WARNING:
  • Do NOT use KIT 8824HD (Heavy Duty Q Plus springs) with this 4524 shoe unless you are upgrading the entire system and verify the shoe web strength. The standard 4524 is not reinforced for Q Plus tension.
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