Akebono ProACT Disc Brake Pad Set P/N:ACT1120
This Akebono ACT2208 rear brake pad for the 2019-2023 Ford Ranger presses a ceramic friction material against the rear rotors to slow and stop your truck.
A squeal or grinding from the rear brakes, or pads worn thin, can mean these pads are worn out, though a scored rotor or a sticking caliper can give the same complaints, so track down the cause first.
This disc brake pad set is a direct-fit replacement for the 2019-2023 Ford Ranger, and one set handles the rear axle.
Fit and size
Build and materials
In the box: the brake pad set with abutment clips and a mechanical pad wear sensor. Brake lubricant is not included.
Interchange / FMSI:
FMSI: 9448-D2208 · D2208
Interchange: JB3Z-2200-D · 10-2208 · 11-2208 · 21-2208 · CFC2208 · MKD2208FM · BC2208 · BE2208H · EHT2208H · MGD2208CH · SX2208 · ZD2208
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Are these the right rear brake pads for a 2019 or 2020 Ford Ranger?
Yes. The Akebono ACT2208 rear brake pad set fits the 2019-2023 Ford Ranger, and one set covers the rear axle.
Does the Akebono ACT2208 kit come with abutment clips and a wear sensor?
Yes. The Akebono ACT2208 kit includes abutment clips and a mechanical pad wear sensor. Brake lubricant is not included.
What friction material do these ProACT rear pads use?
These ProACT rear pads use a ceramic friction material with an integrally molded attachment, in an OE-validated formulation made for this application.
How can I tell these Akebono rear pads are getting low?
A high-pitched squeal from the mechanical wear sensor, grinding, or friction material that looks thin can each mean these rear pads are near the end of their life.
Is this rear pad set an interchange for JB3Z-2200-D?
Yes. JB3Z-2200-D is one of the interchange numbers for this rear brake pad set.
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