G2,G3 Front Brake Pads - 1990-98 (For 280mm Brake Discs)

Upgrade your braking performance with these OEM-quality front brake pads, designed for Volkswagen models equipped with 256x13mm or 280mm brake discs. These brake pads are 69mm high, 119mm wide, and 19.6mm thick, offering reliable stopping power and durability for a variety of Mk2 and Mk3 Golf, Corrado, and Rallye models.

These pads do not feature a wear indicator, making them ideal for vehicles without brake pad monitoring systems. Manufactured from high-quality friction materials, they ensure efficient braking performance, minimal fade, and long lifespan.

Features and Benefits:

• OEM-Quality Performance: Designed for excellent stopping power and longevity.
• No Wear Indicator: Suitable for vehicles without brake pad monitoring systems.
• Precise Fitment: 69mm high, 119mm wide, 19.6mm thick for proper caliper fitment.
• Compatible with 256x13mm & 280mm Brake Discs: Ensures optimal braking efficiency.
• High Durability Compound: Provides consistent performance under various driving conditions.

Vehicle Compatibility:

Volkswagen Mk2 Golf:

• 1.8 G60 (PG Engine Code) – 280mm Discs

Volkswagen Corrado:

• 1.8 G60 (PG Engine Code) – 280mm Discs
• 2.0 16V (9A Engine Code) – 280mm Discs
• 2.0 8V (2E, ADY Engine Codes) – 280mm Discs

Volkswagen Mk3 Golf (4×100 Models):

• 1.9 Diesel (1Z Engine Code) – 256x13mm Discs
• 1.8 (ADZ, AAM Engine Codes) – 256x13mm Discs
• Models with PR Code PR-1LL, PR-1LV

Volkswagen Mk3 Golf (5×100 Models):

• Models with PR Code PR-1LD from chassis number 1H-SW560 001>>
• 2.0 16V (ABF Engine Code) – 280mm Discs
• 2.0 8V (ADY, 2E Engine Codes) – 280mm Discs
• 2.8 VR6 (AAA Engine Code) – Up to chassis number >>1H-SB090 146

Special Fitments:

• Mk2 Golf G60/Rallye – 280mm Discs
• Corrado G60/VR6 – 280mm Discs
• Mk3 Golf TDI/16V ABF/VR6 – No Wear Pad Indicator

Installation Notes:

1. Lift and Secure the Vehicle: Use a jack and support with axle stands.
2. Remove the Wheels: Unbolt and take off the front wheels for access.
3. Detach the Brake Caliper: Carefully unbolt and slide the caliper off.
4. Remove Old Pads: Slide out the worn pads from the caliper.
5. Install New Pads: Ensure the new pads fit securely in the caliper bracket.
6. Reassemble and Test: Reattach the caliper, reinstall the wheels, and pump the brake pedal before driving.