Low Dust Front Brake Pads - 04465-30400
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Low Dust Front Brake Pads - 04465-30400
Where are most of you ordering your low dust front brake pads, part number 04465-30400 . I want to make sure I am ordering legit/genuine lexus parts and not generic stuff. Other than going to the dealership, what site are you guys using?
Low Dust Brake Pads for 2010 IS350 - 04465-30400
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Low Dust Brake Pads for 2010 IS350 - 04465-30400
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The replacement part number is 04465-30450 for these pads.
With regards to the grease for the shims, the shims used on the front of the IS350 are not intended to be used with any sort of grease. Unless the rubberized coating is worn off, I don't think you should need any, but there was a TSB from Lexus at one point to replace the shims with newer type to reduce the possibility of brake noise (04945-30330).
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With regards to the grease for the shims, the shims used on the front of the IS350 are not intended to be used with any sort of grease. Unless the rubberized coating is worn off, I don't think you should need any, but there was a TSB from Lexus at one point to replace the shims with newer type to reduce the possibility of brake noise (04945-30330).
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Ok then I am confused.. I read the 16 pages of messages about the DIY Front Brake Pad Change on the forums and they said the part number I mentioned is the "low dust" brake pad option and the DIY instructions state to use anti squeal grease. So is that DIY no accurate or am I missing something?
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The replacement part number is 04465-30450 for these pads.
With regards to the grease for the shims, the shims used on the front of the IS350 are not intended to be used with any sort of grease. Unless the rubberized coating is worn off, I don't think you should need any, but there was a TSB from Lexus at one point to replace the shims with newer type to reduce the possibility of brake noise (04945-30330).
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With regards to the grease for the shims, the shims used on the front of the IS350 are not intended to be used with any sort of grease. Unless the rubberized coating is worn off, I don't think you should need any, but there was a TSB from Lexus at one point to replace the shims with newer type to reduce the possibility of brake noise (04945-30330).
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Other than going to the dealership, anyone suggest legit websites to get the pads and shims from?
Front Pads is350 - 04465-30450
Shims for above pads - 04945-30330
Links would be great. Thanks everyone!
Front Pads is350 - 04465-30450
Shims for above pads - 04945-30330
Links would be great. Thanks everyone!
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Is this a legit site for these parts?
http://www.lexuspartsnow.com/parts/l...465-30450.html
http://www.lexuspartsnow.com/parts/l...=Base&Filter=()
For some reason when I enter 2010 IS350, says the shims will not fit the car. Interesting..
http://www.lexuspartsnow.com/parts/l...465-30450.html
http://www.lexuspartsnow.com/parts/l...=Base&Filter=()
For some reason when I enter 2010 IS350, says the shims will not fit the car. Interesting..
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Sounds good.. Thanks Jeff.... I dont mean to be a pain but I hate when doing a project to realize I have the wrong parts in my hands.
Do you happen to know if those links above are legit genuine Lexus Parts?
Do you happen to know if those links above are legit genuine Lexus Parts?
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It's all good, it's a bit confusing because they used to use the same shims for the low dust and high dust pads, but then developed different shims for each type on 2011+ cars. The original shims used for both change up to the newer high-dust pad shim, but if you're using the low-dust pads (04465-30450), the correct shims would actually be 04945-30330.
Yes, those are legit genuine Lexus parts.
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Yes, those are legit genuine Lexus parts.
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It's all good, it's a bit confusing because they used to use the same shims for the low dust and high dust pads, but then developed different shims for each type on 2011+ cars. The original shims used for both change up to the newer high-dust pad shim, but if you're using the low-dust pads (04465-30450), the correct shims would actually be 04945-30330.
Yes, those are legit genuine Lexus parts.
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Yes, those are legit genuine Lexus parts.
Jeff
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The higher dust pads have a higher friction coefficient and can handle higher heat. That said, it is mainly a pedal feel difference between the two, stopping distance will be the same either way. Repeatability may be a bit lower on the low-dust pads, but I don't know of any test results showing the exact differences.
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