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2004 Lincoln Navigator Brake Booster, Vacuum Pump, Brake Master Cylinder, Master Cylinder Repair Kit
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MSRP: $5.55 Your Price: $3.911
MSRP: $462.59 Your Price: $334.391
-N808159-S309
Nut - Special- Part Notes: M8 X 1.25
- Fit Note: Less Traction Control, Traction Control W/O Advance Trac
- Production Date: 03/2002-08/2006
- Require Quantity: 4
- Package Quantity: 4
- Callout Name: HN1
MSRP: $4.00 Your Price: $2.35
2L1Z-2B164-AB
Clip- Production Date: 03/2002-06/2017
- Require Quantity: 2
- Package Quantity: 1
- Callout Name: 2B164
MSRP: $16.55 Your Price: $10.69
OEM 2004 Lincoln Navigator Parts for Hydraulic System - Brakes
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Brake Master Cylinder Installation and Repair Tips for 2004 Lincoln Navigator
- Q: How to service and repair the brake master cylinder on all on 2004 Lincoln Navigator?A: In order to service the brake master cylinder, remove battery negative cable, and, when applicable, brake pressure switch. Unplug the brake lines and the brake fluid level switch and then plug the ports of the master cylinder. Disassemble the securing nuts, and put in the new unit and bleed the brake system to have it working right.