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SDB000380G - Brake Disc - Front Brakes - Vented

Original price - Original price €60,60
Original price
€60,60
€60,60 - €60,60
Current price €60,60
OEM Part
OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.
Brand Delphi
Brake Disc - Front Brakes - Vented
Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 2 1998-2004 (L318)
Alternative Codes
SDB000380GSDB000380

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Frequently asked questions

What is the SDB000380G brake disc used for?
SDB000380G is a vented front brake disc for the Discovery 2, made by Delphi to OEM specification. It's the rotating disc the front brake pads clamp onto, vented to help dissipate heat under braking.
Why would a vented front disc need replacing?
Vented discs typically wear thin, warp, or develop scoring as the pads bed in over their service life, which shows up as pedal vibration or reduced braking performance. Replacing a worn disc restores consistent, even braking.
Which Discovery does SDB000380G fit?
SDB000380G fits the Discovery 2 (1999-2004). SAP records don't specify a VIN range for this part, so if your Discovery 2 is near the production start or end, confirm fitment against your existing disc before ordering.
Do I need to replace both front discs together?
Yes, front discs should typically be replaced in pairs to maintain even braking across the axle. Fitting just one new disc against a worn one can cause uneven wear and a pull under braking.