Opel Omega B Caravan 2.5 DTI Handbrake shoes (150 hp Diesel Y 25 TD)

Our products are usually delivered without installation instructions. Installation may only be carried out by trained specialist technicians. Products supplied by us are exclusively intended for proper and appropriate use. The warranty is void in the event of improper, contrary to the intended purpose or unsuitable application or use.

For electronic items that leave fault memory entries, it is essential to submit fault memory logs in the event of a claim. This consequently concerns all electronic items that are detected, monitored and controlled by the engine control unit, such as sensors of all kinds (e.g. NOX sensors, ABS sensors), mass airflow sensors, airbag slip rings, headlamp levelling control units, throttle valves, lambda sensors or EGR modules.

If you encounter difficulties during a repair (troubleshooting max. 1 hr.), please contact technical support at:

Phone: 040 - 25 30 66 55 Email: [email protected]

This often avoids extensive troubleshooting that is disproportionate to normal repair times.

The following applies to complaints: The more complete the processes are submitted, the faster they can be processed.

Complete documentation includes the warranty application (incl. KBA no., chassis no., first registration, engine code, mileage), first and second installation invoice, fault memory log, guided troubleshooting and, if applicable, pictures. Incomplete documentation may result in rejection of the claim.

Application: HAZET Brake adjusting lever 2582 Adjusting of drum brake shoes with eccentric

•Adjusting handbrakes with eccentric

•Surface: chrome-plated

•Made in Germany

•Dimensions / length: 304 mm

•Net weight: 0.13 kg

Any and all spare parts we supply are solely intended for the designated purpose as defined by us. Installation by trained personnel only. Our products are usually supplied without assembly instructions. Installation in vehicles other than those specified by us may lead to the exclusion of warranty.

1923-2023: 100 years of braking