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The Febi 31361 solid brake discs are designed for automotive enthusiasts and DIY mechanics looking to restore or maintain rear-axle braking performance with OEM-quality components. These discs offer excellent heat dissipation and consistent stopping power for compatible vehicles; however, users must verify exact model compatibility, as brake components are highly specific to vehicle configuration and year.
| Model Part Number | 31361 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Febi |
No, the Febi 31361 is specifically designed for the rear axle of compatible vehicles.
Yes, you should use an automotive brake cleaner to remove the protective anti-corrosion coating from the disc surfaces before installation.
It is standard industry practice to replace brake pads whenever you install new brake discs to ensure optimal contact and longevity.
These discs have an outer diameter of 262 mm.
Compare the 31361 part number against your vehicle's service manual or use an online parts catalog that allows for search by VIN or model year.
Ensure the brake pad contact points are lubricated with high-temperature brake grease and that the pad bedding-in process was followed.
Check that the calipers are sliding freely on their pins and that there is no hydraulic blockage on the affected side.
Before starting installation, use a VIN-lookup tool or your vehicle manual to confirm that part number 31361 is the correct fit for your specific rear axle. Installation requires standard automotive tools, including a socket set and a brake piston retraction tool. Always clean the protective coating from the surface with a dedicated brake cleaner before installing the brake pads to ensure proper friction. It is highly recommended to replace brake pads whenever installing new discs to prevent premature damage and ensure even braking. If you are not familiar with hydraulic braking systems, consult a certified technician.
