GA4105 - Brake pad fitting kit for STC1277

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Brake pad fitting kit for STC1277

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1986-2006 — Rear brake pad fitting kit (clips/pins) for rear pad sets STC1601 & SFP000280

Alternative Codes

SFP000280BMKGA4105DA4105

In stock 12 units

10 · Gouda 2 · Drachten

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Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days.
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Frequently asked questions

What is the SFP000280 brake pad fitting kit?

The SFP000280 brake pad fitting kit supplies the clips and pins that hold the rear brake pads in place on the Land Rover Defender to 2016. It is the hardware kit fitted alongside a set of rear brake pads.

Which brake pad sets does this kit go with?

This fitting kit is used with the rear brake pad sets STC1601 and SFP000280 on the Land Rover Defender. It renews the pad retaining clips and pins so the new pads sit and move correctly in the caliper.

Do I need a fitting kit every time I change pads?

It is good practice to fit fresh clips and pins with every rear pad change, since old hardware loses tension and can let pads rattle or bind. One SFP000280 kit typically covers the rear axle hardware for a pad renewal.

Is fitting the kit a DIY job?

Fitting the kit is part of a normal rear brake pad change, which is within reach of a competent home mechanic with basic tools. The clips and pins locate the pads in the caliper, so fit them in place of the worn hardware as the new pads go in.