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Diagram (1 of 1): Rear Suspension - Brake Components
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- 1MSRP: $116.65 Your Price: $77.341
- 2
- 2
- 4
MSRP: $3.58 Your Price: $2.535
- 5
MSRP: $90.73 Your Price: $54.141
- 6
MSRP: $53.68 Your Price: $36.881
- 7
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
- 7
- 8
MSRP: $10.71 Your Price: $6.921 - 8
MSRP: $42.20 Your Price: $27.271
- 9
MSRP: $66.65 Your Price: $45.791
- 11
- 12
MSRP: $29.33 Your Price: $20.151
7U2Z-2V200-C
Pad - Brake- Part Notes: Ford Retail Spec
- Fit Note: With Fleet Related Items
- Production Date: 11/2000-07/2005
- Callout Name: 2200A
MSRP: $25.27 Your Price: $18.27
2L2Z-2C182-AA
Indicator Assy- Production Date: 11/2000-08/2006
- Require Quantity: 2
- Package Quantity: 1
- Callout Name: 2C182
- Replaced By: 7L2Z-2C182-A
MSRP: $29.33 Your Price: $20.15
5L2Z-2648-A
Kit - Brake Shoe And Lining- Production Date: 11/2000-07/2005
- Callout Name: 2648
- Replaced By: 6L2Z-2648-A
MSRP: $101.27 Your Price: $60.32
1L2Z-2A637-AA
Lever - Parking Brake Operating- Part Notes: Lever - Adjusting
- Location: Passenger Side
- Production Date: 11/2000-12/2010
- Callout Name: 2A637
MSRP: $48.40 Your Price: $34.12
- 2U2Z-2V200-AB
Kit - Brake Shoe And Lining- Part Notes: Ford Retail Spec
- Fit Note: Less Fleet Related Items
- Production Date: 11/2000-07/2005
- Callout Name: 2200A
MSRP: $66.65 Your Price: $45.79
1L2Z-2A638-AA
Lever - Parking Brake Operating- Part Notes: Lever - Adjusting
- Location: Driver Side
- Production Date: 11/2000-12/2010
- Callout Name: 2A637
MSRP: $48.40 Your Price: $34.12
-W705040-S900
Washer- Part Notes: Ø 14.2MM , Refer To Shop Manual For Alignment Procedures
- Production Date: 11/2000-12/2010
- Callout Name: HW1
- Replaced By: -W705040-S439
MSRP: $32.40 Your Price: $19.04
- 3L2Z-2200-BA
Kit - Brake Shoe And Lining- Part Notes: Warranty Eligible
- Production Date: 11/2000-07/2005
- Callout Name: 2200A
- Replaced By: 8L2Z-2V200-B
MSRP: $66.65 Your Price: $45.79
- H2MZ-2V552-ARM
Caliper Assy - Brake - Less Pads- Part Notes: High Level Aftermarket Spec / Non Warranty Repairs , Remanufactured , With Phenolic Pistons
- Location: Passenger Side
- Production Date: 11/2000-11/2010
- Callout Name: 2552
MSRP: $81.52 Your Price: $58.92
- H2MZ-2V553-ARM
Caliper Assy - Brake - Less Pads- Part Notes: High Level Aftermarket Spec / Non Warranty Repairs , Remanufactured , With Phenolic Pistons
- Location: Driver Side
- Production Date: 11/2000-11/2010
- Callout Name: 2552
MSRP: $65.21 Your Price: $47.14
OEM 2004 Ford Explorer Parts for Rear Brakes
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Brake Caliper Installation and Repair Tips for 2004 Ford Explorer
- Q: How to bleed the brake caliper on 2004 Ford Explorer?A: To cure the bleeding of the brake caliper, tie a clear flexible hose to the screw of the caliper, and the other end of the tube in a container of brake fluid. Pump the brake pedal using an assistant, and then open the bleeder screw to allow the liquid to pass through. Tighten screw when fluid ceases until the air bubbles disappear.