Lincoln J2MZ-2V200-P Brake Pad

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Test the brake operation with light applications to ensure proper functionality.

After reinstalling the brake drums, you should perform brake adjustments and conduct tests to ensure the brakes operate correctly before resuming regular driving.

Check for score marks, deep grooves, hard spots, and cracks.

Yes, additional steps include cleaning the disc and pads with brake cleaner, removing caliper mounting bolts, hanging the caliper with a wire (avoiding hanging by the brake hose), removing the old pads, applying anti-squeal compound to the new pads' backing plates, and ensuring proper installation of anti-rattle clips and inner and outer brake pads. High-temperature grease should be applied to caliper slider pins, and the caliper should be secured with bolts.

Lubricate the shoe contact points on the backing plate with high-temperature brake grease. Install the parking brake lever pin with the washer through the new rear shoe and secure it with the E-clip retainer. Install the hold-down pin through the backing plate and shoe, and lock it with a hold-down tool. Install the guide plate on the anchor pin, then install the brake shoe adjusting lever cable and guide. Hook the secondary shoe retracting spring into the cable guide and rear shoe and over the anchor pin.

Loosen the rear wheel lug nuts.