Bosch Vented Brake Discs - 0986479E36

These Bosch discs (0986479E36) are compatible with specific SSANGYONG Korando models (CK, C200, C300) manufactured within certain year ranges. Please check the 'Compatibility' section in this guide or consult your vehicle's manual and the product specifications for exact fitment details.

It is highly recommended to replace brake pads when replacing brake discs to ensure optimal braking performance, even wear, and safety. Using old pads with new discs can lead to reduced effectiveness and premature wear on the new discs.

Vented brake discs have internal passages or vanes that allow air to flow through them. This design helps to dissipate heat more effectively than solid discs, reducing the risk of brake fade and improving performance, especially during heavy or prolonged braking.

ECE-R90 is a European standard that ensures replacement brake parts meet or exceed the performance of the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts in terms of safety, performance, and durability.

Bedding-in is a process to properly mate the new brake pads to the new discs. It typically involves a series of moderate stops from medium speeds, followed by allowing the brakes to cool. Follow the specific instructions provided by your mechanic or the brake pad manufacturer.

While basic automotive knowledge is helpful, brake system work requires precision and safety considerations. It is strongly recommended that these brake discs be installed by a qualified professional mechanic to ensure correct fitment and safe operation.

The lifespan varies greatly depending on driving habits, conditions, and maintenance. However, the high-carbon construction and quality manufacturing of Bosch discs are designed for durability and longevity, often outlasting standard discs when properly cared for and bedded-in.

This can be caused by uneven disc wear, warping, or debris. Ensure the discs and hub are clean, and consider replacing the discs and pads if wear is evident. Uneven lug nut tightening can also cause this; ensure they are torqued correctly.

Noise can indicate worn brake pads, lack of lubrication on caliper pins, or debris between the pad and disc. Inspect brake pads for wear and replace if necessary. Ensure all caliper components are clean and properly lubricated. A thin layer of brake grease on the back of the pad backing plate can also help.

Check brake fluid level and condition. Ensure there are no air bubbles in the brake lines. Inspect brake pads for wear and the discs for glazing or heavy wear. The bedding-in procedure may not have been completed correctly.

Surface rust can appear after washing or exposure to moisture, especially on coated discs. This usually wears off after a few braking applications. Deep rust or pitting may indicate a more significant issue requiring inspection.