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Meyle 025 240 7920/pd Brake Pad Set For Disc Front Braking System Fits Jaguar on 2040-parts.com

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Condition:New Type:Disc Brake Brake Pad Set Reference OE/OEM Number:0202,C2C36974,C2Z32076,02C2Z14096,C2C27291,C2D3178, 8,C2C35440,C2Z14096,MBP1787PD,24080,24079, T2R7247,C2D60654,C2D23150,02C2C40926,C2C40926,T2R1 Brand:MEYLE MPN:025 240 7920/PD Manufacturer Part Number:025 240 7920/PD Manufacturer:MEYLE Fitting Position:Front Axle OEM Numbers:02C2C40926--JAGUAR,C2C40926--JAGUAR,T2R10202--JAGU, AGUAR,C2C27291--JAGUAR,C2D31788--JAGUAR,C2C35440--, AR,C2C36974--JAGUAR,C2Z32076--JAGUAR,02C2Z14096--J, JAGUAR,C2Z14096--JAGUAR, T2R7247--JAGUAR,C2D60654--JAGUAR,C2D23150--JAGUAR Supplementary Article/Info 2:with anti-squeak plate Width [mm]:155.1 Thickness [mm]:19.5 Wear Warning Contact:prepared for wear indicator Brake System:ATE Height 1 [mm]:74.8 Quality:PREMIUM EAN:4040074265611 Category:Braking System Placement on Vehicle:Front

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