Looking for front brake pad part number for 92 Pajero 2.5?
I ordered em from a local parts supplier for 92 Montero 3.0 and they are too big.
Any help appreciated.
AF
front brake pad part number for 92 Pajero 2.5?
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Re: front brake pad part number for 92 Pajero 2.5?
The ones for an 89 montero should fit I believe. I know they work with the L300 but some trimming is required as its in upgrade to dual piston. I'm inclined to think Montero should be a direct fit though as they are the same vehicle apart from the engine.
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Re: front brake pad part number for 92 Pajero 2.5?
Would that be the PGD 349C ?
Thanks.
AF
Thanks.
AF
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Re: front brake pad part number for 92 Pajero 2.5?
An update on this might help someone.
Turns out some point in 92 they changed the 2.5L from a single piston calliper to a dual piston calliper. My vehicle was made early in 92 and has the single. Also turns out suppliers have the dual part number listed for the equiv. Montero which is why I had the correct number but it turned out to be the wrong part.
Turns out some point in 92 they changed the 2.5L from a single piston calliper to a dual piston calliper. My vehicle was made early in 92 and has the single. Also turns out suppliers have the dual part number listed for the equiv. Montero which is why I had the correct number but it turned out to be the wrong part.