OEM 2006 Lincoln Mark LT Brake Pads

2006 Lincoln Mark LT Brake Pads Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Q: How to service the front brake pads on 2006 Lincoln Mark LT?

  A: The service of front brake pads requires DOT 3 motor vehicle brake fluid which must be used exclusively since other fluids will destroy brake components and disable braking capacity with endangerment to personal safety. Exam the product label's warning information exactly and call emergency medical services in case needed. Ford/Motorcraft customers in the USA or Canada can reach 1-800-959-3673 for product information while a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) file must be reviewed for the available products. The fluid has properties which damage paint and plastic surfaces thus requiring immediate cleaning with water. Begin by checking the brake fluid level in the brake master cylinder reservoir then subtract fluid until the point it reaches half full position. A professional must position the vehicle on a hoist with the brake caliper supported and not hanging from the brake flexible hose when in the neutral gear. Uninstall the two caliper bolts which enables you to set aside the brake caliper. First remove the brake pads alongside the two spring clips then put new brakes pads if needed because existing pads have exceeded their specified thickness against the metal backing plate while following install rules for complete axle sets. Check the brake pads for both wear levels and signs of grime. The brake disc pad kit will contain brake pads that fit both right-hand and left-hand sides when making an installation. Piston compression should happen inside its bore under boot and piston protection conditions before you add new spring clips and brake pads. Apply an appropriate device to push disc brake caliper pistons within the caliper bore and start bolt tightening from the bottom position. The brake caliper placement on the brake caliper anchor plate must be followed by two bolt installation at 74 Nm (55 lb-ft) torque.