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  • #1

    Rear Disk Brake size and part numbers

    Hi all,
    About to replace my rear break pads on a 2005 Golf 1.9 TDI

    Anybody know correct pads including part numbers.

    Any recommendations for pads and disk suppliers would also be welcome.

    I am in Brisbane. Called Burson's they only had the cube break piston tool so i ordered a compression twist tool for ABS breaks from another supplier.


    Cheers
    Trumper.
    Tags: break, pads, part, rear, tool
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    Just found this on the Bendix website not very helpful. WIll i have to pull the wheel off to find out the disk size on the rear?

    Golf Aug 2004 - Feb 2009 1.9 TDI 1K 5 Door Hatch (Disc-280mm Rotor / Disc-286mm Rotor) DB1405 DB1865
    Golf Aug 2004 - Feb 2009 1.9 TDI 1K 5 Door Hatch (Disc-288mm Rotor / Disc-255mm Rotor) DB1849 DB1449

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    • #3
      look up the brake code on the build matrix inside the service book.

      It should be...
      On the front:

      280x22mm (vehicles with option codes 1ZC,1ZF,1ZM)

      288x25mm (vehicles with option code 1ZE)

      312x25mm (vehicles with option codes 1LJ,1LL)

      On the rear:
      255x10mm (vehicles with option codes 1KD,1KQ)

      260x12mm (vehicles with option codes 1KE,1KF)

      286x12mm (vehicles with option codes 1KJ,1KY,1KZ)

      Failing that, ring Brakes Direct (forum sponsor)
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      • #4
        If it's got the original discs on it, it'll have the part number stamped in the outer edge of the 'hat'.
        '07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
        '01 Beetle 2.0

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          Volkswagen - GOLF - 2008 Golf - Wheels, Brakes Teile Katalog (Pats Catalog)

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