Mci Bus Mc9 Trailing Axle Brake Chamber on 2040-parts.com
Lilesville, North Carolina, US
MC9 trailing axle brake chamber with newer diaphragms (replaced about 2 1/2 years ago). They have been used for a total of 256 driving miles. Painted with yoke, pin and nuts.
MCI Part number 4R-5-3
This is a listing for 1 chamber, we have a total of 2.
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