ASHIKA 50-05-505 Brake Pad
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Specifications
Manufacturer article criteria| for OE number | MN102615 |
| Fitting Position | Front Axle |
| Thickness [mm] | 14.4 |
| Test Mark | ECE R90 APPROVED |
| Length [mm] | 123.1 |
| Height [mm] | 47.4 |
| Brake Type | Disc Brake |
| Brake System | SUMITOMO |
| WVA Number | 23487 |
| Brand | ASHIKA |
| Article number | 50-05-505 |
| EAN | 8033001226546 |
| Weight | 988 g |
| Package size | 300 × 200 × 80 mm |
| Product group | Braking System |
Fits these vehicles
3 vehicle versions · 1 make · 1999–2007 · manufacturer data| Make | Model | Engine | Engine code | Power (kW) | Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MITSUBISHI | PAJERO PININ I (H6_W, H7_W) | 1.8 (H76W, H66W) | 4G93 (SOHC 16V) | 84 | 2001–2007 |
| MITSUBISHI | PAJERO PININ I (H6_W, H7_W) | 1.8 GDI (H66W, H76W) | 4G93 (GDI) | 88 | 1999–2001 |
| MITSUBISHI | PAJERO PININ I (H6_W, H7_W) | 2.0 GDI (H67W, H77W) | 4G94 (GDI) | 95 | 2000–2007 |
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OE numbers
2 original numbers · 1 make- MITSUBISHI
- MN102615MR475453
About ASHIKA 50-05-505
Braking SystemASHIKA 50-05-505 is a brake pad with for oe number MN102615. According to the manufacturer catalogue it fits 3 vehicle versions from MITSUBISHI, built 1999–2007. It replaces 2 original part numbers, including MN102615, MR475453. One offer is available, at €14.94.
Brake Pad Set, disc brake
About Brake Pad
Brake pads press on the disc to slow the car. Replace them when the lining is about 3 mm or the wear sensor warns. Check front or rear, the wear sensor and the brake system make on the old pads.
See all: Brake Pad →Frequently asked
Does ASHIKA 50-05-505 fit my car?
The manufacturer catalogue lists 3 vehicle versions for this part. Choose your car and the page shows only what fits it.
Which original numbers does it replace?
2 original numbers, listed above with the make that issued each.
Is there a cheaper alternative?
One offer for this part. The original numbers above lead to the parts that replace it.
When will I receive it?
Every offer states the day we send it. How long the carrier then takes is theirs, so we do not promise an arrival date we cannot keep.