Will the rotor and brakes fit a 2005 Chrysler 300 Touring. I just make sure beacuse I'm overseas and I cant realyy make a mistake in guessing? Thanks
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Honestly, I'm not entirely sure. I have a 2006 Ford Fusion, however I utilized Amazon's Card Finder to verify utility. Which turned out to be correct; it is an all disc system with five spoke system. It has three screws to fasten the disc, the other five holes are used to mount. Hopefully that helps, but I hope that helps.
671601
Not sure about your 2006 Chrysler. They fit fine on my 2005 Caravan. Check with your local NAPA for your application.
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Sorry for the earlier incorrect reply, the package comes with ONE rotor, it can be installed on either side, so you have to order TWO rotors(same part number) in order to replace both rotors, just bear in mind it'd be better to change rotors and brake pads at the same time.
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Please check your car. There are two types of brake pads. These will fit if you have one pin that holds the pads. The other option is 2 pins. Rear are not the same as front. I suggest you look at the Bosch catalog online first. Take a wheel off on both front and rear, measure the disc diameter, you can have 350 or 330mm. This will help you define the pads also.
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I didn't measure my break pedal. I used Amazon's vehicle compatibility test which said it fit my vehicle, so I went for it. I've had it for about a year with no problems.
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I agree with Markmurto. Not the same. You need make, model, serial # and look at manufactures site for parts brake down. This should give you the OEM part #.
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My advice to you is to have a look at the excisting rotors you have on your car and measure the diameter of the front/rear rotors before you buy them, because the K126 set didn't have the right size rotor for the front and the rear rotors were perfect and front/rear were perfect as well.... For some something like rotors, Amazon needs to get specs and measurements so you know what you are looking at before you buy....
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No the rotor is the rigth size for my.car I don't need change anything fit good
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Yes, it should. It fits 2005+ Chrysler 300, Dodge Magnum, Charger and Challenger, regardless of engine.
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Should! I believe the only change of brakes occurred in 2005, and that was only a change in the front brakes.(ie, the front rotors got taller.) The rear brakes never changed for the production of this vehicle. I have these on my vehicle, and I have really loved them. Very quiet, and I have noticed very little dust. (The clips are a nice bonus too, makes the brake change very easy.) If you have any other questions, post 'em!
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Go online to Amazon and search for the appropriate rotor pad combo using your card information. That is how I got mine and I really really recommend you won't regret
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This is the one I used on both my 2000 Excursion V-10 Limited, and my 2000 Excursion V-10 XLT. I used to have a 2005 Excursion before these current two, and I have a 2002 F350. All the brakes are all the same for the rotors and pads, unless they are listed for a Dually. SO these will fit your Excursion. Good Luck!
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No. Dorman (the manufacturer) doesn't list this part for a 2005 Chrysler 300C.
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I would suggest your drop by your local car dealer and check to see if you have the stock wheels and nuts on your vehicle. Could someone have changed any of them?
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Richard, the answer is "yes". Normally, the issue is fitting a rotor to your original distrib
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This is both brake setups for one axle. Right and Left for the 57.00. I installed these on my trailer in about 30 min. Measure the brake shoes you have now.. see if they measure aprox 2.25 in. Measure your drum on the inside from one side to the other.... It should measure 10"..... if both cases are true then these will fit perfectly. I was extremly pleased with the quality of these brake assemblies.
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Thank you everyone, it is in fact a 135mm spacing. I have a couple of options I guess, either have a cold set done to narrow the spacing to 130mm or go with a disc brake wheel, these are made for 135mm spaces, allowing extra room for the rotor. I just won't be putting a rotor on it. In the long run it might be worth having the cold set done?