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The OEM Disc Brake Pad Shim part number 96535109600 for Porsche is a premium quality product designed for high performance and long-lasting durabi...

This hardware kit includes retaining pins, cable guide plates, and expanding springs. Previous Revisions 92835295300 92835295900

Expanding spring for securing brake pads in place. One required per caliper. Previous Revisions 99735195900 Cross Reference 997351959...

The Genuine Porsche Disc Brake Pad Wear Sensor part number 95B907637G is a high-quality component designed to ensure maximum safety while driving ...

Grinding, pulsations, squeaking and an illuminated brake warning light are all signs that your pads need changed. The rotors and calipers shoul...

These brake pad damping plates are designed to reduce noise and vibrations while braking.

When it comes time to do a full brake service, make sure you include the brake pad spring clips. These springs prevent pad movement, which c...

These pad sensors are like the smoke alarm in your home. When your pads reach a critical level, a warning light will appear on your dash and yo...

The pad sensors are your brake pad’s warning sensors. When they begin to make noises, or illuminate a light on the dash, the pads need replaced...

Worn-out bushings can cause your brake pedal to bind. If your bushings are worn, don't risk an accident. Replace them with new bushings right a...

Removal of this plug allows visual access to the parking brake linings without removing the rotor. Previous Revisions N91038002

When you replace the braking components on your Porsche, it’s also a good idea to replace the head screws. Over time, these can become corroded...

When you replace the braking components on your Porsche, it’s also a good idea to replace the head screws. Over time, these can become corroded...

When you replace the braking components on your Porsche, it’s also a good idea to replace the head screws. Over time, these can become corrod...

When you replace the braking components on your Porsche, it’s also a good idea to replace the head screws. Over time, these can become corroded...

Grinding, pulsating and a lack of stopping power are signs of a bad brake rotor. If your brake pads have worn deep into your rotor, the lip on ...

Support for the brake line wear sensor.