EKBP.026

BRAKE PAD SET E11

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Part Number	EKBP.026
Commodity Code	8708999790
Manufacturers	EBS
Weight (grams)	4.70
Cross References	APEC : PAD686 BERAL : FCV376 BERAL : FCV503 BERAL : FCV952 COMLINE : ACV001 COMLINE : ACV003 COMLINE : CBP9001 COMLINE : CBP9003 DAF : BBU8177 DAF : BBU8178 DELPHI : LP660 DELPHI : LP857 DONALDSON COMPANY INC. : CVP003 DONALDSON COMPANY INC. : CVP005 DONALDSON COMPANY INC. : CVP027 DT : 7.92604 DT : 7.92606 DURON : DCV376 EUROPEAN BRAKE SYSTEMS : EKBP.017 EFI : EDB376 EFI : EDB503 EFI : EDB952 FERODO : FCV376 FERODO : FCV503 FERODO : FCV952 FERODO : FDB376 FOMAR : FO494781 ICER : 150759 ICER : 150764 ICER : 150765 ICER : 151037 IVECO : 1903486 IVECO : 1906070 IVECO : 1906345 JURATEK : JCP376 JURATEK : JCP952 JURATEK : SYN3376 JURID : 2901709560 JURID : 2902409561 KNORR : II39302F MERITOR : MDP3017 MERITOR : MDP3024 MERITOR : MDP376X MERITOR : MDP503 MERITOR : MDP503X MERITOR : MDP952 PAGID : C4020 PAGID : C4022 PAGID : T9006 PERROT : 12182087 PERROT : 12999325VT PUJ001 : WS5064.01 ROADLINK : RCV376 ROULUNDS : 494781 ROULUNDS : 674481 SAMPA : 096.601 TEXTAR : 2901703 TEXTAR : 2901704 TRAXX : TRX1376 TRAXX : TRX1503 TRAXX : TRX1952 TRUCK JACKET COVERS : 1506541 TRW : GDB356 TRW : GDB453 TRW : GDB5053 TRW : GDB5054 TRW : GDB5055 TTC : CVT376 TTC : TCV376 TTC : TTC60851 UC : R9009 UC : R9009R VALEO : 541614 VALEO : 541643 WINNARD : WP376 WINNARD : WP503 WVA : 29017 WVA : 29024 WVA : 29026 WVA : 29029

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A typical vehicle braking system consists of a pair of brake pads, a brake disc and a brake Caliper for each wheel. The pads are fitted in the Caliper with their friction material almost touching the two sides of the brake disc. When the brake pedal is pressed, hydraulic fluid in the Caliper pushes each brake pad against each side of the rotating brake disc. This results in friction which slows down and eventually stops the vehicle. When you think of the number of times this simple action takes place every day, week, month and year – it's no surprise that brake pads suffer gradual wear, so they need replacing regularly.