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Diagram (1 of 1): Rear Suspension - Brake Components
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- 1MSRP: $116.65 Your Price: $77.341
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- 4
MSRP: $3.58 Your Price: $2.535
- 5
MSRP: $90.73 Your Price: $54.141
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MSRP: $53.68 Your Price: $36.881
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1L2Z-2282-AA
Hose Assembly - BrakeBrake Hose- Part Notes: With Traction Control;Without Traction Control
- Location: Passenger Side
- 7
1L2Z-2282-AB
Hose Assembly - BrakeBrake Hose- Part Notes: Without Traction Control
- Location: Driver Side
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- 8
MSRP: $10.71 Your Price: $6.921 - 8
MSRP: $42.20 Your Price: $27.271
- 9
MSRP: $66.65 Your Price: $45.791
- 10
MSRP: $101.27 Your Price: $60.321
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- 12
MSRP: $29.33 Your Price: $20.151
MSRP: $33.56 Your Price: $24.261
OEM 2002 Ford Explorer Parts for Parking Brake
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Brake Pads Installation and Repair Tips for 2002 Ford Explorer
- Q: How to service and repair the rear brake pads on 2002 Ford Explorer?A: To adjust the rear brake pads, take away brake fluid in the master cylinder reservoir. Check the brake pads and change them in case of wear. The rear disc brake caliper piston should be withdrawn and the slipper mating surface washed. Replace new slippers and brake pads and make sure they are on the right side, and install the caliper again and check the brake.