Land Rover Defender Discovery Range Rover Rear Brake Pad Set LR162046 2012-2025

Mechanically, yes, but electronically, absolutely not. The modern Land Rover platforms (L405, L494, L462, L663) utilize a highly sophisticated Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) integrated into the rear calipers. Before a technician can physically push the rear caliper pistons back to fit these thick new pads, they must use an advanced OBD2 diagnostic tool to electronically retract the parking brake motors into "Service Mode." Attempting to manually force the pistons back will permanently destroy the incredibly expensive electronic rear calipers.

You have simply stumbled upon Jaguar Land Rover's (JLR) supersession chain. LR084118 is an older, discontinued part number that was installed on earlier model years from the factory. JLR later updated the friction material for better longevity and lower noise, re-releasing it under the new part number LR162046. Purchasing this unit guarantees you are receiving the most up-to-date factory design.

Unlike some front pad bundles, the electronic wear sensor for the rear axle is typically sold separately. If your dashboard warning light is already illuminated, the sacrificial tip of your old sensor has physically ground away against the rotor. You cannot reuse it; you must purchase and install a brand-new rear wear sensor alongside these pads to successfully clear the warning message.

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