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Lincoln Aviator Brake Pads Part Number: 4U2Z-2V200-B
$36.74 MSRP: $49.99You Save: $13.25 (27%)
Lincoln Aviator Brake Pads Part Number: 4U2Z-2V001-AC
$30.93 MSRP: $42.09You Save: $11.16 (27%)Lincoln Aviator Front Pads Part Number: 4U2Z-2V001-AB
$30.93 MSRP: $42.09You Save: $11.16 (27%)
Lincoln Aviator Brake Pads, Rear Part Number: L1MZ-2200-J
$84.96 MSRP: $123.67You Save: $38.71 (32%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Lincoln Aviator Brake Pads, Front Part Number: L1MZ-2001-F
$100.65 MSRP: $146.50You Save: $45.85 (32%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysLincoln Aviator Brake Pads, Front Part Number: L1MZ-2001-E
$83.01 MSRP: $120.83You Save: $37.82 (32%)
Lincoln Aviator Brake Pads
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The Brake Pads are considered one of the primary safety and performance features of the Lincoln Aviator, a mid-size luxury SUV which is famous for its reliability and first-rate engineering. Intended for high performance braking, these brake pads incorporate metals and synthetic composites that raise their strength to withstand the extreme heat produced by a race car. The Brake Pads are capable of fitting different Aviator models and, thus, give the driver an opportunity to take care of car performance and safety irrespective of the model year. Maintenance of these brake pads and replacement of these pads after 50,000 miles is crucial in order to maintain the great performance of the Lincoln Aviator. The Lincoln Aviator models of brake pad have the variety of the non-metallic, semi-metallic, fully-metallic or ceramic for the availability of the usage pattern and climatic conditions available. They are also designed to improve the contact area of the brake and the system's sensitivity in an application, apart from improving braking performance, reducing noise levels and brake fade, which sets out the Brake Pads to be unique in the marketplace. Being considered strong and efficient these brake pads are an essential part of the vehicle and contribute to the overall driving experience and make the Lincoln Aviator one of the most sought after luxury SUVs on the market.
Lincoln Aviator Brake Pads Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to service and repair the front brake pads on Lincoln Aviator?A:Before servicing brake pads of the front assembly you should inspect brake fluid levels in the reservoir but remove enough fluid if it reaches half capacity. Mount the vehicle on a hoist with neutral gear activation. Opening the Brake Caliper sight hole with a pry tool should be avoided because the pistons will sustain damage. It is unsafe to hang the disc brake caliper from the brake flexible hose during replacement so you should establish proper support for it. Set the caliper aside after unbolted its two caliper bolts. Brake pads require replacement when their thickness exceeds specifications or rises above metal backing plate or rivets on the axle set. Wear and contamination on brake pads must be inspected before spring clips and brake pads are removed for disposal of the spring clips. Begin new installation by adding the brake pads along with the two spring clips. A proper tool should be used to position the disc brake caliper pistons into their caliper piston bores. Begin by tightening the bottom locator pin caliper bolt then follow by securing the brake caliper with both bolts to a torque value of 44 Nm (32 inch lbs.). Brake fluid usage should be with clean brake fluid to fill the master cylinder reservoir before performing brake operation tests.
- Q: How to service and repair the rear brake pads on Lincoln Aviator?A:The brake master cylinder reservoir needs examination first to check fluid levels then fluid must be drained to half the reservoir if necessary before moving forward. Possession the vehicle in neutral position on a hoist. Do not attempt to push Pistons through the sight hole in the caliper because it damages them and their boots while supporting the Brake Caliper by using a suitable tool instead of letting it rest on the flexible hose. Untighten the two brake caliper bolts then place the caliper to the side for replacement. Discard both old spring clips when installing new brake pads since the pads have exceeded their specifications. Curiously each brake disc pad kit from one supplier includes materials for both sides of the brake system so fit new spring clips together with brake pads. After using the suitable tool to push the brake caliper pistons into the caliper bore you must position the brake caliper before installing the brake caliper bolts with a torque of 32 Nm (24 ft. lbs.). The procedure ends with adding clean brake fluid to the master cylinder reservoir while performing a brake functionality test.
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