DELPHI LS1650 Brake Shoe Set
3 pcs
Ships Thu, Nov 12
Specifications
Manufacturer article criteria| Test Mark | R90 Homologated |
| Width [mm] | 31 |
| Brake System | Tokico |
| Inner brake drum diameter [mm] | 180 |
| Brand | DELPHI |
| Article number | LS1650 |
| EAN | 5012759205594 |
| Weight | 855 g |
| Package size | 320 × 180 × 80 mm |
| Product group | Braking System |
Fits these vehicles
30 vehicle versions · 1 make · 1990–2000 · manufacturer data| Make | Model | Engine | Engine code | Power (kW) | Years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NISSAN | 100NX (B13) | 1.6 | GA16DS | 66 | 1990–1994 |
| NISSAN | 100NX (B13) | 1.6 SR | GA16DE | 75 | 1993–1994 |
| NISSAN | ALMERA I (N15) | 1.4 | GA14DE | 64 | 1995–2000 |
| NISSAN | ALMERA I (N15) | 1.4 GX,LX | GA14DE | 55 | 1995–2000 |
| NISSAN | ALMERA I (N15) | 1.6 | GA16DE | 73 | 1995–2000 |
| NISSAN | ALMERA I (N15) | 1.6 SLX | GA16DE | 66 | 1995–2000 |
| NISSAN | ALMERA I (N15) | 2.0 D | CD20 | 55 | 1995–2000 |
| NISSAN | ALMERA I Hatchback (N15) | 1.4 | GA14DE | 64 | 1995–2000 |
| NISSAN | ALMERA I Hatchback (N15) | 1.4 S, GX, LX | GA14DE | 55 | 1995–2000 |
| NISSAN | ALMERA I Hatchback (N15) | 1.6 | GA16DE | 73 | 1995–2000 |
Showing 1–10 of 30 versions matching “NISSAN”, of 30 this part fits. Show all 30
OE numbers
1 original number issued by NISSAN- NISSAN
- 44060-50Y25
About DELPHI LS1650
Braking SystemDELPHI LS1650 is a brake shoe set with test mark R90 Homologated. According to the manufacturer catalogue it fits 30 vehicle versions from NISSAN, built 1990–2000. It replaces 1 original part number, including 44060-50Y25. One offer is available, at €10.84.
Frequently asked
Does DELPHI LS1650 fit my car?
The manufacturer catalogue lists 30 vehicle versions for this part. Choose your car and the page shows only what fits it.
Which original numbers does it replace?
1 original number, listed above with the make that issued it.
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.