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LR015580 - Kit - Caliper Brake Pad Mtg Parts by TRWBrake Part Land Rover Range Rover

LR015580 - Brake Pad Fitting Kit – Front

- €18,80
€18,80
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€18,80
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Brand TRW
Brake Pad Fitting Kit - Front - caliper hardware set used when renewing the front brake pads, covering the guide bush and seal components that locate the pads and allow the caliper to slide on its guides.

Worn or seized guides stop the caliper returning cleanly once the brakes are released, producing uneven pad wear and residual drag. Renewing this hardware with each pad change restores correct caliper movement and even pad contact across the disc face.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 4 2010-2016 (L319)
Land Rover Discovery 5 2017+ (L462)
Range Rover 2002-2012 (L322)
Range Rover 2013-2022 (L405)
Range Rover Sport 2005-2013 (L320)
Range Rover Sport 2014-2022 (L494)
Fitment Notes Front brake caliper guide bush / pad mounting kit — caliper set (seal and bush kit), front brakes only.
DISCOVERY 4 2010-2016 — 3.0L V6 TC Diesel, 5.0L V8 Petrol NA AJ133, (V)AA000001 to (V)CA999999; also four-corner air suspension builds from (V)DA000001 and (V)EA000001
DISCOVERY 5 2017 ONWARDS — front calipers, to (V)HA999999
RANGE ROVER 2010-2012 (L322) — 3.6L V8 Diesel Lion, 5.0L V8 Petrol NA AJ133, from (V)AA000001
RANGE ROVER 2013 ONWARDS (L405) — 2.0L GTDi Petrol, 3.0L V6 Diesel (all variants), 3.0L SC V6 Petrol, 5.0L V8 Petrol AJ133, (V)EA000001 to (V)GA285152; 19in caliper (V)GA285153 to (V)HA999999
RANGE ROVER SPORT 2010-2013 (L320) — 3.0L V6 TC Diesel, 3.6L V8 Diesel Lion, 5.0L V8 Petrol AJ133, from (V)AA000001
RANGE ROVER SPORT 2014 ONWARDS (L494) — 2.0L GTDi Petrol, 3.0L V6 Diesel (all variants), 3.0L SC V6 Petrol; multiple VIN breaks incl. 19in caliper builds
Alternative Codes
LR015580

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Frequently asked questions

What does the LR015580 front brake pad fitting kit do?
LR015580 is the front caliper hardware set used when renewing front brake pads. It covers the guide bush and seal components that locate the pads and let the caliper slide on its guides. Renewing it with each pad change restores correct caliper movement.
What happens if the caliper guides aren't renewed with the pads?
Worn or seized guides stop the front caliper returning cleanly once the brakes are released. That leaves the pads in light contact with the disc, producing residual drag, uneven pad wear and extra heat. On the Discovery 4 and Range Rover Sport L494 it typically shows as one pad worn far more than its pair.
Which vehicles and caliper builds does it cover?
It's listed for the Discovery 4 2010-2016 with the 3.0 V6 diesel and 5.0 V8 petrol AJ133, Discovery 5 2017 on to VIN HA999999, Range Rover L322 2010-2012 and L405 2013 on, and Range Rover Sport L320 2010-2013 and L494 2014 on. There are several VIN breaks including 19 inch caliper builds, so verify with your VIN.
Should the pad fitting kit be renewed at every pad change?
Renewing the guide bushes and seals with each front pad change is normal practice on these calipers. The hardware costs little next to a seized caliper, and it's what determines whether the caliper releases cleanly. Reusing tired bushes is the usual reason a new set of pads wears unevenly.