Rear Brake Caliper Guide Pin for BYD Song Ultra EV, OE 19208774-00

Look for the number stamped on the guide pin you are removing, not just what the caliper looks like. This part carries OE number 19208774-00, also listed as 6B-3502182BS, made for the rear caliper on a BYD Song Ultra EV. If either number matches what is stamped on your old pin, this is the right one. Guide pins from different calipers can look alike but sit and fix differently, so the stamped number is the only true check before you order.

If the number on your old pin does not match, do not assume it will not fit. Look instead at which side of the car it comes from, whether it sits at the rear, and how it fixes in place. This pin is listed for the rear only, so it will not suit a front caliper. Checking side, position and fixings on your own car first tells you more than a mismatched number alone, and stops a wrong order before it goes out.

That depends on how confident you are working under the rear of the car, but before you decide either way, take the old guide pin out and hold it next to what you are about to order. Check the OE number on it against 19208774-00, and note that this is also listed as 6B-3502182BS. Getting that match right before ordering means you are not stopping the job halfway through to check what you actually pulled off the caliper.

This is a metal guide pin, new, for the BYD Song Ultra EV rear caliper under OE number 19208774-00, also referenced as 6B-3502182BS. The photographs on this page show the shape and finish so you can line it up against the pin you have taken out of the caliper before ordering. Delivery takes 8 to 25 days from your order to your door. Check the photographs and match the shape carefully first.

Sitting at the rear of the car, fitted underbody as part of the rear caliper assembly, this part has no role anywhere near the front brakes. Because it is listed for the rear only, check the fitment table on this page to be certain your BYD Song Ultra EV rear caliper takes this exact pin before you add it to your order. Getting front and rear mixed up on braking parts is an easy mistake to make from memory alone, so let the table confirm it rather than guessing from the caliper's general appearance.