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Autodoc£40.04Visit shop FERODO Brake pad set HYUNDAI,KIA FDB5039 581012SA50,581012YA00,58101C1A00 58101CMA10,58101D7A00,58101D7A50,58101D7A60,58101J9A60,58101J9A65,58101K4A10
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The FERODO FDB5039 Disc Brake Pad Set is engineered for drivers of Hyundai and Kia vehicles who demand consistent, reliable stopping power. Designed specifically for the Mando brake system, these pads provide high-level safety and precise fitment, though users should ensure their specific vehicle sub-model is compatible before purchase to avoid installation issues.
| Model Part Number | FDB5039 |
|---|---|
| Brand | FERODO |
This set is primarily compatible with various Hyundai Tucson, Hyundai Kona, Kia Sportage, and Kia Niro models equipped with Mando brake systems.
It features an integrated acoustic wear warning system to notify the driver when replacement is necessary.
It is an international safety standard for replacement brake parts, ensuring they match the performance and safety characteristics of the original equipment.
It is highly recommended to inspect rotors for scoring or warping; if they are worn below specifications, they should be replaced to ensure the new pads perform correctly.
The pads are 18.5 mm thick, 138 mm wide, and 60.8 mm high.
Verify that the anti-rattle clips are seated correctly and ensure high-temperature brake grease was applied to the contact points.
This usually indicates air in the lines. Bleed the brake system according to the manufacturer's service manual.
Compatibility: This part is designed for select models within the Hyundai (Tucson, Kona) and Kia (Sportage, Niro) lineups utilizing the Mando braking architecture. Verify your VIN against the FDB5039 compatibility list before ordering.
Installation: Ensure your vehicle is properly supported on jack stands. Clean the brake caliper carrier thoroughly before installing the new pads to ensure free movement. Always use high-temperature brake grease on the contact points of the caliper and pad backing plates.
Care: To extend the life of your brake pads, avoid heavy, prolonged braking on long descents. Regularly inspect the brake fluid levels and ensure the dust boots on the caliper pins are intact to prevent seizing.
