May 10, 2009
How do I figure out what model/year Porsche my brake pads are for?
zerohabit asked:
I have a brand new set of front and rear brake pads for a Porsche. They were left in our garage when we bought our house, so we want to sell them. They are in their orig. boxes, ut the #’s on the boxes don’t correspond to the #’s on the pads. I googled the #’s on the boxes and got all kinds of info on what make/model/year they could fit, but if I google the #’s on the pads, I get nothing. Do I go by the #’s on the box? I want to sell them, but I don’t want to misrepresent what they are.
Melanie
I have a brand new set of front and rear brake pads for a Porsche. They were left in our garage when we bought our house, so we want to sell them. They are in their orig. boxes, ut the #’s on the boxes don’t correspond to the #’s on the pads. I googled the #’s on the boxes and got all kinds of info on what make/model/year they could fit, but if I google the #’s on the pads, I get nothing. Do I go by the #’s on the box? I want to sell them, but I don’t want to misrepresent what they are.
Melanie
you can take em to NAPA and do a cross refrence
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