Break pads for RTV REAR

snailbate · 07-01-2012, 09:10 PM

HI
I have a 2006 RTV MODEL 45576 DLPG
Bendix advised that there a 2 types of pads for the rear brakes PC DB 1376 and DB1675 .
My question how do i tell the diference when i look at the pads on the vehicle
The rotor on the vehicle on both sides have rust on half of the brake surface as if the incorrect pads have been fited

Thanks
Terry

**FLOORED** · 09-01-2012, 06:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by snailbate

HI
I have a 2006 RTV MODEL 45576 DLPG
Bendix advised that there a 2 types of pads for the rear brakes PC DB 1376 and DB1675 .
My question how do i tell the diference when i look at the pads on the vehicle
The rotor on the vehicle on both sides have rust on half of the brake surface as if the incorrect pads have been fited

Thanks
Terry

The DB1376 pad suits a solid 303mm rear disc rotor and the DB1675 suits the larger 328mm vented disc but the rust is common on most disc rotors.

snailbate · 10-01-2012, 08:00 AM

Thanks Floored for that
I thank you for you time
I am still uncertain about the corect rorors which should be on the vehicle it is a 1 tonn vehicle and it has a 300 mm roto fitted with the pads having a little springs thingy attached and a part no DB 1086 Pinted on the rear of the pads The Dif has a stick on label which has the nos 594LA / 5R29-4000-LR /RT 3.46-1
Why i am being so particualar with this is that i am towing a caravan and doing long haul to WA this year
When this is sorted i will get you to supply pads and sloted rotors for the front and rear of the vehicle
Thanks again for youyr time
Terry

**FLOORED** · 10-01-2012, 05:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by snailbate

Thanks Floored for that
I thank you for you time
I am still uncertain about the corect rorors which should be on the vehicle it is a 1 tonn vehicle and it has a 300 mm roto fitted with the pads having a little springs thingy attached and a part no DB 1086 Pinted on the rear of the pads The Dif has a stick on label which has the nos 594LA / 5R29-4000-LR /RT 3.46-1
Why i am being so particualar with this is that i am towing a caravan and doing long haul to WA this year
When this is sorted i will get you to supply pads and sloted rotors for the front and rear of the vehicle
Thanks again for youyr time
Terry

Terry it is not a problem and if the brake pad has DB1086 stamped on it then you have the solid 303mm rear disc rotor on it.