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OEM 1361298 – FORD Brake Disc
We list 33 compatible parts from 30 brands for OE number 1361298.
It is an original equipment number of FORD.
Part type: Brake Disc.
These are aftermarket parts made by other manufacturers, not original FORD parts. Check that a part fits your vehicle on its product page before you order.
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AUTOMEGA 120005110 Brake disc
Article number: 120005110
For oe number
1361300
Brake disc type
Vented
Brake disc thickness [mm]
24
Outer diameter [mm]
278
£15.69
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
RAP BRAKES R-D0501 Brake disc
Article number: R-D0501
Fitting position
Front Axle
Brake disc type
Vented
Brake disc thickness [mm]
24
Outer diameter [mm]
278
£19.58
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ASHIKA 60-00-0325C Brake disc
Article number: 60-00-0325C
Brake disc type
vented
Outer diameter [mm]
278
Brake disc thickness [mm]
24
Height [mm]
44.4
£22.28
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
KAMOKA 103245 Brake disc
Article number: 103245
Fitting position
Front Axle
Brake disc type
Vented
Brake disc thickness [mm]
24
Bolt hole circle ø [mm]
108
£23.46
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MAXGEAR 19-1257 Brake disc
Article number: 19-1257
Fitting position
Front Axle
Brake disc type
Vented
Outer diameter [mm]
278
Brake disc thickness [mm]
24
£23.82
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
METELLI 23-0760C Brake disc
Article number: 23-0760C
Test mark
ECE-R90
Height [mm]
44.5
Brake disc type
Vented
Brake disc thickness [mm]
24
£26.12
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
A.B.S. 17416 Brake disc
Article number: 17416
Outer diameter [mm]
278
Brake disc thickness [mm]
24
Minimum thickness [mm]
22
Height [mm]
44.5
£26.43
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
BLUE PRINT ADF124340 Brake disc
Article number: ADF124340
Brake disc thickness [mm]
24
Rim hole number
5
Thickness [mm]
45
Outer diameter [mm]
278
£27.24
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
FEBI BILSTEIN 26592 Brake disc
Article number: 26592
Brake disc thickness [mm]
24
Rim hole number
5
Thickness [mm]
44.6
Outer diameter [mm]
278
£27.53
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
DELPHI BG3826 Brake disc
Article number: BG3826
Brake disc type
Vented
Number of holes
5
Test mark
R90 Homologated
Surface
Oiled
£28.63
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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- TOPRAN 302 248 Brake discOut of stock£20.25
- BREMBO 09.9589.14 Brake discOut of stock£24.93
- MEYLE 715 521 7030 Brake discOut of stock£26.39
- VALEO 672954 Brake discOut of stock£26.80
- CIFAM 800-760C Brake discOut of stock£26.97
- SKF VKBD 80270 V2 Brake discOut of stock£29.23
- FAI AUTOPARTS FPBD1302 Brake discOut of stock£30.80
- VALEO 186748 Brake discOut of stock£30.89
- MAGNETI MARELLI 361302040130 Brake discOut of stock£32.03
- REMSA 6662.10 Brake discOut of stock£33.89
- LPR F1006V Brake discOut of stock£33.99
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- SASIC 6106012 Brake discOut of stock£64.81
Specifications all 33 parts share
- Outer Diameter (mm)
- 278
- Brake Disc Thickness (mm)
- 24
- Brake Disc Type
- Vented
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