Dynamic Friction 631-40064L Disc Brake Rotor - Front Left

Overview

This Dynamic Friction disc brake rotor is built for specific Dodge Dakota applications and matches the listed front left fitment. The 631-40064L part number identifies the correct rotor for 1987-1990 Dodge Dakota models with the noted rear drum and 272 mm front rotor configurations.

• Slotted and drilled surface for consistent brake contact.
• Vented rotor design for improved heat management.
• Zinc silver hat finish with rust-resistant coating.
• Directional braking surface for application-specific fitment.

Fitment Details

Fits 1987-1990 Dodge Dakota, front left, with 9 inch rear drums and 272 mm front rotors. Fits 1987-1990 Dodge Dakota, front left, with 10 inch rear drums and 272 mm front rotors.

Use this rotor when replacing a worn or damaged front left brake rotor on a Dodge Dakota that matches the listed brake package. The 631-40064L is a vented disc brake rotor with a 5-lug, 114.3 mm bolt circle and a 71.4 mm center hole, helping maintain the correct hub and wheel interface for the specified application. The slotted X-drilled surface and directional brake face support stable braking performance under repeated stops.

Common Replacement Needs

• Brake pulsation from a worn rotor surface.
• Scoring, grooves, or uneven wear on the braking face.
• Corrosion on the rotor hat or exposed surfaces.
• Rotor replacement during brake service on the specified Dodge Dakota.

Installation Notes

Confirm the vehicle’s rear drum size and 272 mm front rotor configuration before ordering. Verify bolt pattern, center hole diameter, and overall rotor dimensions against the existing part. The directional surface must be installed in the correct orientation for the listed front left position.

Quality Assurance

Dynamic Friction supplies this rotor as a fitment-specific replacement under the DFC Brake Rotor - Drilled and Slotted - Silver product line. Part number 631-40064L should be matched to the exact application listed above for proper fit and function.