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OEM 92092003 – Brake Disc
We list 39 compatible parts from 29 brands for OE number 92092003.
It is an original equipment number of GMC.
Part type: Brake Disc.
These are aftermarket parts made by other manufacturers, not original equipment. Check that a part fits your vehicle on its product page before you order.
Manufacturer
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KRAFT AUTOMOTIVE 6051560 Brake disc
Article number: 6051560
Brake disc type
solid
Number of holes
4
Rim hole number
4
Diameter [mm]
240
£7.60
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
RAP BRAKES R-D0652 Brake disc
Article number: R-D0652
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Brake disc type
solid
Brake disc thickness [mm]
9.9
Outer diameter [mm]
240
£8.16
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
RAP BRAKES R-D0652C Brake disc
Article number: R-D0652C
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Brake disc type
solid
Brake disc thickness [mm]
9.9
Outer diameter [mm]
240
£8.90
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
ABAKUS 231-04-006 Brake disc
Article number: 231-04-006
Brake disc type
solid
Outer diameter [mm]
240
Brake disc thickness [mm]
9.8
Required quantity
2
£10.60
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
TOPRAN 205 525 Brake disc
Article number: 205 525
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Brake disc type
solid
Outer diameter [mm]
240
Hub diameter [mm]
151
£10.65
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
JPN 40H9029-JPN Brake disc
Article number: 40H9029-JPN
Height [mm]
42.5
Brake disc thickness [mm]
10
Outer diameter [mm]
240
Centering diameter [mm]
57
£10.74
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MAXGEAR 19-0791 Brake disc
Article number: 19-0791
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Brake disc type
solid
Outer diameter [mm]
240
Brake disc thickness [mm]
9.9
£11.66
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
A.B.S. 16954 Brake disc
Article number: 16954
Outer diameter [mm]
240
Brake disc thickness [mm]
10
Minimum thickness [mm]
8
Height [mm]
42
£13.19
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
BLUE PRINT ADW194315 Brake disc
Article number: ADW194315
Brake disc thickness [mm]
10
Rim hole number
4
Number of mounting bores
1
Thickness [mm]
42
£13.47
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
MAXGEAR 19-0791MAX Brake disc
Article number: 19-0791MAX
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Brake disc type
solid
Outer diameter [mm]
240
Brake disc thickness [mm]
9.9
£13.47
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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- BREMBO 08.7626.75 Brake discIn stock£25.41
- BREMBO 08.7626.1X Brake discIn stock£31.69
- ABAKUS 231-04-006-2 Brake discOut of stock£8.86
- HART 215 625 Brake discOut of stock£11.73
- VAICO V40-40027 Brake discOut of stock£11.78
- BREMBO 08.7626.10 Brake discOut of stock£12.52
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- SKF VKBD 90497 S2 Brake discOut of stock£13.43
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- MAGNETI MARELLI 360406038901 Brake discOut of stock£30.33
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- MAGNETI MARELLI 360406038902 Brake discOut of stock£59.41
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