Bosch Brake Pad Set - Front


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This guide is for vehicle owners and mechanics using the Bosch 0986 460 938 Front Brake Pad Set. It provides essential information for installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting these brake pads, ensuring optimal performance and safety. Note that these pads are specifically designed for vehicles with ATE brake systems.
| Model Part Number | 0986460938 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bosch |
ECE-R90 is a European standard that ensures replacement brake pads meet specific performance requirements, guaranteeing safety and quality.
Contact the seller for warranty details.
The pads are 140.2 mm wide, 16.5 mm thick, and 148.3 mm high, with a second height measurement of 58.1 mm.
These pads are suitable for various driving conditions, but regular inspection is essential, especially for demanding conditions.
Consult a mechanic to inspect the braking system for any underlying issues, such as sticking calipers or damaged rotors.
Inspect your brake pads every few months or during routine vehicle maintenance. Pay attention to any signs of wear.
Check if anti-squeak plates are correctly installed. Ensure pads are bedded-in properly by driving gently and applying brakes several times.
Check for brake fluid leaks, air in the brake lines, or worn brake pads. Consult a mechanic.
Bleed the brake system to remove air from the lines. Inspect brake lines for any leaks.
Installation:
Compatibility:
These brake pads are compatible with the following vehicle models:
Care:
Regularly inspect brake pads for wear. Avoid aggressive braking during the bedding-in process. If you notice unusual noises or reduced braking performance, have the brake system inspected by a qualified mechanic.