Description
Genuine Bosch BP2075 brake pad set. Bosch part 0 986 AB2 075, also catalogued as DB1213BL. Nine complete sets here.
Rear axle, and the box never says so. Every application Bendix list against DB1213 is rear axle. The box does not print the axle, so it is worth saying plainly before anything else.
Check your Estima has rear discs. This is the part that catches people out. The TCR Estima and Previa were sold both ways, and only the four wheel disc cars take these pads. The rest run drums at the back and need shoes instead. Have a look behind the rear wheel before you order.
Where it goes. The box names Toyota Estima 1990 to 1999 and Previa from January 1990. Bendix break that down further for the rear axle:
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TCR10 and TCR11, 2.4 petrol, 1990 to 1996, 102kW
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TCR20 and TCR21, 2.4 four wheel drive, 1990 to 1996
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TCR20R and TCR21R, 2.4 four wheel drive, 1990 to 1993, 97kW
- The two door TCR10 and TCR11 wagon
All of those with the standard four wheel disc setup. Bendix add a note that some listings suit models up to October 1993 only, which is another reason to check the car rather than the year.
Plenty of these in New Zealand. The Estima came here in numbers as an import and they are still working vans. Nine sets is a sensible holding.
Off the box
- Bosch BP2075, catalogue number DB1213BL
- Bosch part number 0 986 AB2 075, suffix HX6
- One complete set
- Asbestos free
- Robert Bosch GmbH, Karlsruhe. Made in Taiwan
Fitment
Estima or Previa of that era with rear discs. Send the chassis number, starting TCR, and we will confirm the brake setup before anything ships.
Fitting
- Look behind the rear wheel first. Disc means these fit, drum means they do not.
- Rear calipers on these get neglected. Check the slides and the piston boots while you are there.
- Do both sides and bed them in gently.
- A loaded van is hard on rear brakes, so look at the disc faces too.
Best fitted by a qualified mechanic.