Chevrolet C60 Kodiak Parts & Accessories

Shop Chevrolet C60 Kodiak brake-service parts and engine-build components at Black Ops Auto Works. Compare DFC parking shoes, semi-metallic service pads, rotor and hose references, plus Clevite rod bearings. Choose a focused parking-brake repair, disc-brake refresh or measured engine-assembly order for your Kodiak.

Parking-Brake Shoes for the Holding Assembly

The DFC 1902-0692-00 parking-shoe reference lists specified C60 Kodiak applications. It serves the holding-brake assembly, a separate repair from the service pads at the disc calipers. Inspect the shoe contact surfaces, operating mechanism and required hardware together when planning that work.

Match the complete application, installed assembly and supplied shoe configuration. If the symptom involves normal service braking, have the service system diagnosed before ordering parking-brake friction parts.

Semi-Metallic Pads and Disc-Service Choices

DFC 5000 Advanced semi-metallic pads provide a service-friction option for their stated C60 Kodiak coverage. Compare the exact pad shape and axle application with the installed caliper. Review the required clips and related hardware alongside the pads so a friction order covers the planned installation.

The separate DFC 1214-0769-01 heavy-duty pad-and-hardware package offers another service choice for its specified application. Compare package contents and intended use with the individual-pad route. Have the rotor condition and dimensions assessed before deciding whether to include replacement discs.

Brake Hoses and Rod-Bearing Orders

A brake hose renews a specific flexible hydraulic connection. Choose its exact position and routing, and inspect adjacent connections during the repair. Hydraulic service and friction replacement can be planned together where the inspection calls for both.

Clevite connecting-rod bearings belong to a separate engine-assembly project. Give the builder the actual engine identity and measured journals and rod housings, then choose the specified size and clearances. Broad Chevrolet V8 titles can include multiple engine and size options.

Choose Your Part

• Choose parking-brake service, disc-friction work, a hose repair or engine assembly.
• Record C60 Kodiak production and the actual installed system.
• Compare individual pads with pad-and-hardware package contents.
• Match brake position and dimensions or the builder’s measured bearing size.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are parking shoes a substitute for the disc-brake pads?

No. The parking shoes serve the holding-brake assembly; disc pads work at the service calipers. Choose the component for the system being repaired.

Should I buy individual pads or a pad-and-hardware package?

Compare the exact application, friction choice and supplied hardware. An individual-pad order may need separate clips or other service pieces; a package should be checked for the components it actually contains.

Do new pads always require new rotors?

Rotor replacement depends on measured condition and service limits. Have the discs inspected before deciding on a pad-only refresh or a combined pad-and-rotor order.

How are the Clevite rod bearings selected?

The actual engine, measured journal and rod-housing dimensions and required oil clearance determine the reference and size. Have the builder finalize those specifications before ordering.

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