Delphi BG4203C - Ventilated Brake Disc for 2006 Jaguar S-Type XF | 1 Piece
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Fitment
Listed for S-Type · 2006–2006
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Product details
Upgrade Your Jaguar's Performance with Delphi BG4203C Brake Disk!
This premium ventilated brake disk is specifically designed for the 2006 Jaguar S-Type XF to enhance your vehicle's braking efficiency and overall safety. Engineered for car owners and mechanics alike, it provides superior performance and reliability.
Key Features:
- Type: Ventilated Brake Disk
- Number of Holes: 5
- Control Mark: E1 90R-02C0339/1619
- Additional Product Info: Excludes wheel bearing
- Additional Product Info: No ABS sensor ring
- Surface: Coated for durability
- Manufacturing Process: High carbon content
- Outer Diameter: 12.8 inches (326 mm)
- Thickness: 1.18 inches (30 mm)
- Minimum Thickness: 1.10 inches (28 mm)
- Centering Diameter: 2.80 inches (71 mm)
- Height: 1.82 inches (46.2 mm)
This brake disk not only meets high-quality standards but also enhances the aesthetic appeal of your car. Regular maintenance and timely replacement of brake components ensure safety and performance. Upgrade to Delphi for reliable braking performance.
Installation Instructions:
1. Remove the wheel from the vehicle.
2. Unscrew and remove the old brake disk.
3. Clean the hub surface and install the new Delphi brake disk.
4. Reattach the wheel and ensure all screws are properly tightened.
5. Test brakes in a safe area to ensure functionality.
Checking fitment
Match the part number above against the part you are replacing, or check the models and engines named on this page against your vehicle. If the number matches, the part matches.
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Returns & warranty
30 days to return an unused part in its original packaging. Manufacturer warranty of 12 months against defects.
