Bosch Brake Disc Set - Solid - Rear Axle - 260mm Outer Diameter

This is a set of 2 solid brake discs from Bosch, designed for the rear axle. The discs have an out...

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This Bosch brake disc set is designed for the rear axle of compatible vehicles like the MG ZR, MG ZS, and Honda Civic, offering a reliable replacement for worn or damaged discs. Its key benefit lies in its adherence to ECE-R90 norm, ensuring performance and safety standards are met. A potential caveat is the need for professional installation to guarantee optimal function and safety.

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Model Part Number0 986 479 014
BrandBosch

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FAQs

What does ECE-R90 norm mean?

ECE-R90 is a European regulation that ensures replacement brake discs and pads meet or exceed the performance and safety standards of the original equipment parts.

Do I need to clean the oiled surface before installation?

Yes, absolutely. The oil is a protective coating for shipping and storage and must be removed with a suitable brake cleaner before fitting to ensure proper friction and braking performance.

Are these discs suitable for performance driving or track use?

These are solid discs designed for standard road use. For heavy track use or demanding performance driving, vented or drilled/slotted discs designed for higher heat dissipation may be more appropriate.

What is the minimum thickness for these brake discs?

The minimum thickness specified for these discs is 8mm. Once the disc wears down to this thickness, it should be replaced.

How do I identify the correct brake disc for my vehicle?

Always check the product description for compatible vehicle models and cross-reference part numbers with your vehicle's existing brake components. If in doubt, consult a professional mechanic.

What is the bolt hole circle diameter?

The bolt hole circle diameter is 100mm. This measurement is critical for ensuring the wheel fits correctly onto the hub assembly.

Troubleshooting

Brake judder or vibration

Ensure the hub is clean and free of corrosion, the disc is correctly seated, and the caliper is not binding. Warped discs or uneven pad material transfer can also cause judder.

Squealing or noise during braking

This can be due to various factors including pad material, lack of lubrication on caliper pins, or incomplete pad bedding. Ensure the correct pads are used and consider anti-squeal shims if applicable.

Reduced braking effectiveness

Check if the oil coating was fully removed before installation. Ensure brake pads are not worn out and that there are no air bubbles in the brake lines. Verify proper caliper function.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • ECE-R90 certified for assured safety and performance.
  • Direct OE replacement ensures a proper fit.
  • Durable solid disc construction for everyday use.
  • Precise dimensions for easy installation and optimal function.

Cons

  • Requires professional installation for safety and warranty.
  • Oiled surface must be cleaned prior to fitting.
  • Solid discs may offer less heat dissipation than vented discs in extreme conditions.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: This brake disc set is designed for the rear axle of specific vehicle models, including MG ZR, MG ZS, and Honda Civic. Always verify fitment with your vehicle's specifications before purchase.

Setup:

  1. Ensure the vehicle is safely supported on jack stands.
  2. Remove the caliper and any other components obstructing disc removal.
  3. Remove the old brake disc.
  4. Thoroughly clean the new brake disc's oiled surface using a brake cleaner to remove any protective oil. Failure to do so can impair braking performance.
  5. Install the new brake disc onto the hub.
  6. Reassemble the braking system components.
  7. *Professional installation is highly recommended.*

Care:

  • After installation, perform a bed-in procedure as recommended by your mechanic or the brake pad manufacturer. This typically involves a series of moderate stops from moderate speeds, followed by cooling periods.
  • Regularly inspect brake discs for signs of wear, such as deep grooves, glazing, or cracks.
  • Avoid harsh braking immediately after installation until the bed-in process is complete.

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