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Diagram (1 of 1): Rear Suspension - Brake Components
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MSRP: $225.45 Your Price: $133.921
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MSRP: $3.58 Your Price: $2.53
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MSRP: $90.73 Your Price: $54.141
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MSRP: $53.68 Your Price: $36.881
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MSRP: $32.91 Your Price: $21.271 - 8
MSRP: $32.91 Your Price: $21.271
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MSRP: $66.65 Your Price: $45.791
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MSRP: $134.91 Your Price: $81.991 - 11
MSRP: $140.91 Your Price: $85.641
3C5Z-15A851-AA
Switch - Parking Brake Warning Lamp- Part Notes: 2 Pin
- Production Date: 01/2006-10/2010
- Callout Name: 15A851
- Replaced By: FL3Z-15A851-A
MSRP: $23.33 Your Price: $16.45
OEM 2008 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Parts for Parking Brake
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Brake Pads Installation and Repair Tips for 2008 Ford Explorer Sport Trac
- Q: How to service the rear brake pads on 2008 Ford Explorer Sport Trac?A: To service rear brake pads, clean brake fluid that is of specification is used and replaced with new pads on each side of an axle. Take the wheel off, do not destroy the caliper and examine the brake pads and the disc. Replacement of new pads and clips and proper piston retraction. Install the brakes and test the wheel.