ACB ZONE Front and Rear Ceramic Brake Pads with Hardware for Ford Expedition F-150 Lincoln Navigator (P-2087, P-1790)

Product Description

ACB ZONE is a professional manufacturer of automobile parts for Japanese, European and American cars. There are more than Thousands of items available in our store. All of them are made with OE standards. We always control our product quality seriously, thus we have earned good reputation from our customers.

We're on a mission to offer premium OEM-replacement auto parts at prices that are truly unbeatable. Our goal is to enable drivers to fix their cars without emptying their wallets. With ACB ZONE, you don't have to sacrifice quality for affordability. Engineered for peak performance, these brake pad deliver a smooth, noise-free braking experience. Say goodbye to annoying brake noise, and enjoy enhanced safety and peace of mind on the road.

Choose ACB ZONE. Experience the perfect blend of quality, affordability, and exceptional service. Let us be your trusted partner for all your automotive needs.

Fitment:

Replacement for 2018 - 2019 Ford Expedition All Model
Replacement for 2015 - 2020 Ford F-150 Electric Parking Brakes
Replacement for 2018 - 2021 Lincoln Navigator All Model

Brand: ACB ZONE

Part Type Name: Disc Brake Pad Set

Position: Front and Rear

Material: Ceramic

Warranty:Yes

Pads Feature: High Heat Resistant, Low Dust, Quiet Operation

Please note: The new brake pads need to be run in for some time, and there may be noise during the running-in period.

Kit Includes:

· 4x Front Brake Pad (Hardware Included) - S-2087

· 4x Rear Brake Pad (Hardware Included) - S-1790

· 2x Brake Grease

A quick guide to changing a car’s brake pads:
1. Make sure the brakes are cold and that you have the correct tools for the job
2. Raise the car on a jack then support the car on jackstands
3. Remove the wheel
4. Clean the brakes using the degreaser and remove the caliper
5. Remove the pads from the caliper and examine the disc and brake line(s)
6. Insert the new pads and replace the caliper and any necessary clips
7. Check the brake fluid level
8. Refit the wheel
9. Jack up the car, remove the axle stands and lower
10. Use the torque wrench to tighten the wheel nuts