Description
FPK123782 – HYDRAULIC ROTOR (15.364" OD)
PART NUMBER(S):
Fleet Products: FPK123782 (New) | Replaces OE: Meritor: 123782 | International: 2607643C1, 2607943C1, 2608016C1, 6011139C1 | Bendix: 141394, E12570120, E12588018, PRT5565, PRT6228 | Performance Friction: 381.113.20 | Ford: 5C3Z2C026CA | Raybestos: 680374 | Wagner: BD126443 | PowerStop: AR85114EVC | BrakeBest: 680374FZN, 680374R, 680374RGS | Centric: 120.67078CRY, 126.65115CSL, 126.65115CSR, 126.65115SL, 126.65115SR, 127.65115L, 127.65115R, 128.65115CL, 128.65115CR, 128.65115L, 128.65115R, 320.67078 | AutoZone: 42250, 42250DG, 44250, DL42250 | Advance Auto Parts: YH145162, YH145731, YH145731C, YH145731P | Dura: BR54138, BR900359 | Promax: 14-54138 | UAP: 54138 | Motorcraft: BRRF3 | Newtek: 54138 | Winhere: 6620813 | AutoXtra: AX900359 | Autopartsource: 492975 | Qualis: 42250 | Parts Master: 900359 | SilverbackHD: 14HR1394G | Walther: PS126443 | Kelsey: 14139508 | TRW: 14139508
DESCRIPTION:
Model: Hydraulic Disc Rotor (Hat Shape, Vented)
Vehicles: Navistar CF500/CF600, TerraStar, Sterling Bullet, International TerraStar, Ford LCF, and Ford F-350/F-450/F-550 Super Duty (2005–2018), front and rear applications.
• Disc Outside Diameter: 15.364″ (390 mm)
• Overall Depth: 4.900″ (124.2 mm)
• Bolt Circle Diameter: 6.425″ (163 mm)
• Hole Diameter: 0.515″ (12.9 mm)
• Number of Holes: 10
• Pilot Diameter: 5.491″ (139.4 mm)
• Brake System: Hydraulic Disc
• Disc Shape: Hat (vented)
• Notes: No ABS tone ring included
CROSS-REFERENCE(S):
23-123782-XXX, 1139C1, 745-E12570120, BWE12570120, BXE12570120, E125-70-120, E12572083BXW
A cross-reference listing means this part is a suitable replacement for the part numbers listed. Please confirm all ports and dimensions match your application before installing.
IMPORTANT INSTALLATION NOTES:
✔ Always confirm fitment and torque per Bendix/vehicle manufacturer specifications.
✔ Typical hub nut torque: 450–500 Nm.
✔ Maximum lateral runout: 0.05 mm.
✔ Do not machine or reuse rotor below discard thickness (37 mm).
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