TRW GDB1326 Rear Brake Pad Sharan, Alhambra, Transporter T4, Galaxy, Mondeo III Cable Setup Compatible with Ford Galaxy, Ford Mondeo and 3 more
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Fitment
Listed for Alhambra, Galaxy, Mondeo, Sharan, Transporter
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Product details
Upgrade your vehicle's braking system with the TRW GDB1326 Rear Brake Pad, specially designed for a wide range of models including the Sharan, Alhambra, Transporter T4 (1999-2003), Galaxy (1.9Td 2000-2006), and Mondeo III ST220 (2002-2007).
Key Benefits:
- High-quality construction ensures reliability and safety in all driving conditions.
- Includes wear indicator for safe and effective usage.
- Designed to fit a variety of vehicle models seamlessly.
Technical Specifications:
- Manufacturer: TRW
- Width: 3.74 inches (94.9 mm)
- Height: 2.01 inches (51.0 mm)
- Thickness: 0.64 inches (16.2 mm)
- Wear Warning Contact: Included
- Number of Indicators: 2 per axle
- Contact Length: 8.07 inches (205 mm)
- Includes Accessories
- Control Mark: E9 90R 01708/014
Installation Instructions:
It is recommended to have this product installed by professional mechanics to ensure optimal performance and safety.
For more information, please consult the manufacturer.
Fitment placement: Rear
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Shipping
Standard US shipping is $9.99 below $49 and free on orders of $49 or more. Contact us before ordering if you need a part by a particular date.
Returns & warranty
30 days to return an unused part in its original packaging. Manufacturer warranty of 12 months against defects.
