Front Rear Brake Calipers w/Bracket compatible for Lincoln Navigator/Compatible for Ford Expedition 10-17

Compatible Vehicles

• Compatible for Ford Expedition 2010-2017 All Engine
• Compatible for Lincoln Navigator 2010-2017 All Engine

Specification

• Placement On Vehicle
• Front Left Right
• Rear Left Right
• Warranty
• one year
• one year
• Condition
• Brand new, ready to install
• Brand new, ready to install
• Inlet Port Size
• 3/8x24
• 3/8x24
• Bleeder Port Size
• 3/8x24
• 3/8x24
• Piston Diameter
• 2.12 in. / 53.95 mm
• 2.24 inch / 56.95 mm
• Brake Piston Count
• 2 Pistons
• 1 Piston
• Installation Hardware Included
• Yes
• Yes
• Bracket
• with
• with
• Brake Caliper Type
• Brake Caliper
• Brake Caliper
• Pump Body Material
• Cast Iron
• Cast Iron
• Piston Material
• Phenolic
• Steel

Feature

• 1. Premium Materials: Made of high-strength stainless steel to prevent rust, and withstand large loads.
• 2. Superior Braking Performance: Delivers stable and efficient braking, enhances driving safety.
• 3. Excellent Heat Dissipation: Optimised heat dissipation design, prevents brake overheating.
• 4. OE/OEM Part Quality: Better performance at a lower price.
• 5. Easy Installation: Saves Time and Cost.

Package included

• 1* Brake Caliper Front Left
• 1* Brake Caliper Front Right
• 1* Brake Caliper Rear Left
• 1* Brake Caliper Rear Right
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Note

• ● Please confirm your vehicle condition and OE number before placing an order!
• ● Please note that this is an after-sales part, not an original part.
• ● We suggest that you seek professional installation to avoid unnecessary trouble.
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OE/Part number

• Front Side: 18-B5236, 18-B5237, 18-P5236, 18-P5237, 185236, 185237, 18P5236, 18P5237, 18B5236, 18B5237,18-5236, 18-5237
• AL3Z-2B120-A, AL3Z-2B121-A, AL3Z2B120A, AL3Z2B120AA, AL3Z2B120B, AL3Z2B121A, AL3Z2B121AA
• FRC12169, FRC12170, SLB2178, SLB2179
• Rear Side: 18B5049,18-B5049,7L1Z2553A,7L1Z2553B, 18B5048,18-B5048,7L1Z2552A,7L1Z2552B

About Brake Caliper

• The brake caliper fits like a clamp on a wheel’s rotor to stop the wheel from turning when you step on the brakes. Inside each caliper is a pair of metal plates known as brake pads.
• When you push the brake pedal, brake fluid creates pressure on pistons in the brake caliper, forcing the pads against the brake rotor and slowing your car.