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571762 - Brake Disc – Front

Original price - Original price €35,50
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€35,50
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Front Brake Disc for the front axle braking system. This is a solid (non-vented) rotor with a diameter of 298 mm.

Cross-references with Ferodo part number DDF246 (OEM reference FRC7329).
Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1970-1994 — Front Brake Disc, Solid
Alternative Codes
571762BR1198LR017951

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Frequently asked questions

What does the front brake disc do on a Range Rover Classic?
The front brake disc is the solid, non-vented rotor that the front brake pads clamp onto to slow the Range Rover Classic. It mounts to the front hub and turns with the wheel, converting braking friction into stopping force at the front axle.
Should front brake discs be replaced in pairs?
Front brake discs are best replaced as a matched axle pair, even if only one looks worn. Fitting new discs on both sides keeps braking balanced and stops the Range Rover Classic pulling to one side under heavy braking.
When does a front brake disc need replacing?
A front brake disc needs replacing when it's scored, lipped at the edge, cracked, or worn below its minimum thickness. Common signs are vibration through the pedal, a scraping noise, or longer stopping distances. Always check the discs whenever you renew the front pads.
Which Range Rover does this front disc fit?
This solid front brake disc fits the Range Rover Classic from 1970 to 1994. It's the non-vented front rotor for that model, so confirm your Classic uses solid front discs rather than the later vented type before ordering.