Help! Brake Pads 4200
Help! Brake Pads 4200
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Greasy Joe

Original Poster:

31 posts

230 months

Tuesday 24th June 2008
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Maserati 02 Coupe.
One of my hand brake pads is down to the metal.
(I thought it wasn't working very well)
The mechanic is having trouble getting pads locally.
We can get them from Maserati but it is going to take two days.
I believe that they are made by Forodo or Brembo - but I'm not sure.
Can somebody please tell me who manufactures them and a part no. if poss.

Also what other cars they may fit.
Did someone say BMW?

jimmyb

12,254 posts

246 months

Tuesday 24th June 2008
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Should say on the pads surely.

3200gt

2,727 posts

254 months

Tuesday 24th June 2008
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Had mine replaced on the service so obviously didn't see them, but I would think you would be better looking at Fiat or Alfa parts than BMW.

fade2grey

704 posts

278 months

Wednesday 25th June 2008
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try calling Eurospares...

If you find out what the ferrodo part number is let us all know smile

Greasy Joe

Original Poster:

31 posts

230 months

Thursday 26th June 2008
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Might save someone a few bob or a bit of time.
They are:

FER 3612FGG 472161

They came in a Ferrari packet so obviously cross-model

thong

414 posts

262 months

Thursday 26th June 2008
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[quote=Greasy Joe]Maserati 02 Coupe.
One of my hand brake pads is down to the metal.
(I thought it wasn't working very well)
The mechanic is having trouble getting pads locally.
We can get them from Maserati but it is going to take two days.
I believe that they are made by Forodo or Brembo - but I'm not sure.
Can somebody please tell me who manufactures them and a part no. if poss.

Also what other cars they may fit.
Did someone say BMW?[/quote

4200's dont have handbrake pads,they do have inboard shoes acting on the inner of the disc hub like bmw/merc use.

Strad360

8 posts

220 months

Friday 27th June 2008
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Are you looking for fronts or rears??