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Lincoln Zephyr Brake Pads, Front Part Number: 6U2Z-2V001-F
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Lincoln Zephyr Brake Pads, Rear Part Number: 6U2Z-2V200-B
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Lincoln Zephyr Brake Pads
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Lincoln Zephyr Brake Pads are vital systems of the car, famous for their efficiency and durability of the car's braking mechanism. Created for a number of Lincoln Zephyr models the brake pads shown are critical for increasing both effectiveness and safety on the road. When a pressure is applied on the brake rotors, the Lincoln Zephyr Brake Pads create friction hence converting kinetic energy to thermal energy to ensure efficient and precise braking system. Opening at the same temperature as the metal, these brake pads are made from a combination of metals and synthetic composites that readily handles intense heat with the ability of working at temperatures that can go up to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit. This durability is, in fact, required since over the years, the friction material will wear and has to be replaced through a process referred to as retiming. Lincoln Zephyr Brake Pads come in Non Metallic, Semi Metallic, Fully Metallic and ceramic brake pad types for various driving environments and styles. In their creation, not only is friction and wear avoided, but noise is minimized, making them unique automotive offerings. In order to guarantee that brake pads on Lincoln Zephyr operate as they should and for as long as possible, adequate and proper care has to be taken, in addition to the compliance with various specifications pertinent to this make of vehicles. These brake pads are very popular due to their excellent performances; their role is crucial for the driving experience of Lincoln Zephyr car as they give the owners the security and the confidence for each ride.
Lincoln Zephyr Brake Pads Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to service and repair the front brake pads on Lincoln Zephyr?A:The first step in servicing or repairing front brake pads requires selecting DOT 3 brake fluid because any other type of fluid can cause permanent brake component damage and make the brakes unusable which leads to personal injury risks. Pay attention to brake fluid handling because direct contact with eyes should be prevented and all contact requires thorough hand washing. Running water should be used for eye flush for 15 minutes after contact occurs and patients should seek medical care if eye irritation continues. Immediate medical assistance is required after you consume any substance together with water and vomiting stimulation. Water-based cleaning is necessary to clear up brake fluid stains from painted and plastic surfaces. It is necessary to check and remove brake fluid from the brake master cylinder reservoir until it reaches 1/2 full. Position the neutral vehicle on a hoist for the next step. Shoving tools into the caliper sight hole should be avoided since it might harm the pistons. The Brake Caliper should never hang off the brake hose because such contact will cause damage. Support the brake caliper with mechanic's wire after removing its two bolts. The procedure advances to the removal of two brake pad retraction springs before extracting the brake pads and their accompanying brake pad shims and stainless steel shims so wear and dirt contamination can be inspected. Remove the brake pad slides. To install new brake pads you need to protect caliper piston and boots when using appropriate tools to push the disc brake caliper pistons into their proper position. Apply grease provided to specified braking areas on the pad backing plate along with the inner and outer stainless steel shims. Begin application at the back of the brake pad and the inner piston side of the stainless steel shim before moving to the outer stainless steel shim. The directional cut shim requires installation on the inboard pad where it faces the leading side with the shim hole situated below. After installation of the brake pad shims and stainless steel shims to the brake pad you should place the two brake pad retraction springs. You must position the brake caliper before attaching its two bolts which require a torque of 50 Nm (37 ft. lbs.). Normal brake system operation can be tested after clean brake fluid is added to the brake master cylinder reservoir.
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