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2003-2004 Lincoln Navigator | 8 Cyl 5.4L, 8 Cyl 5.4L DOHC EFI | 4-Speed Automatic Transmission E4OD(4R100), 6-Speed Automatic Transmission (6R80), 6-Speed Automatic Transmission ZF 6HP26 Steptronic, Four-Wheel Drive (Part Time) (Left Hand Drive), Left Hand Drive, Rear-Wheel Drive (Left Hand Drive)
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Lincoln Navigator Brake Pads
Lincoln Navigator Brake Pads are fixed on the outward side of the brake rotors, and the shoe apply pressure on the rotors in order to decrease the speed of the car through the process of friction and heat change of kinetic energy. These pads commonly used are metallic and friction material composite for their capability of handling high temperatures besides offering high and consistent braking operations. The brake pads have steel backing plates with friction material that goes to the rotor in order to produce the required friction for halting the vehicle. As with non-metallic, semi-metallic, fully metallic, and ceramic brake pad models, appropriate for various forms of driving and characterized by the friction level, wear, and operating noise. It is also important for brake pads to be maintained and then changed over a certain amount of time because there indicators to tell the driver it's time for change. The choice of the brake pads is very critical in the ability of the brakes to perform optimally while experiencing such drawbacks as the brake fade or extremely worn out rotors.
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Lincoln Navigator Brake Pads Parts Questions & Experts Answers
Q: How to replace the front brake pads on Lincoln Navigator?
A: To replace the front brake pads, turn off the air suspension system if equipped. Loosen wheel lug nuts, raise and secure the vehicle on jackstands. Drain fluid from the master cylinder reservoir. Clean caliper and surroundings, push piston(s) back into caliper bore using a C-clamp. Inspect and replace corroded or damaged caliper mounting bolts. Install brake pads, reinstall wheels, lower vehicle, and tighten lug nuts. Refill reservoir with brake fluid, pump brakes to seat pads, and check fluid level. Test brake operation before driving. Additional steps for 2005+ Expedition/Navigator models include cleaning disc and pads, removing caliper mounting bolts, hanging caliper with wire, replacing old pads, applying anti-squeal compound to new pads, and ensuring proper installation of anti-rattle clips and inner/outer pads. Apply high-temperature grease to caliper slider pins and secure caliper with bolts. Rear brake pad replacement is similar with model-specific variations.