Akebono ProACT Disc Brake Pad Set P/N:ACT1092
Fit your Ford Explorer brake pad refresh with the Akebono ProACT Ultra Premium Ceramic Disc Brake Pad Set (ACT2231), a rear disc brake pad kit that drops in on the 2020-2025 Ford Explorer, 2024-2025 Ford Mustang, 2020-2025 Ford Police Interceptor Utility, and 2020-2025 Lincoln Aviator (All engines). These ceramic pads help restore smooth, controlled stops when your original rear pads are worn.
Signs your rear pads may need replacing include squealing or grinding, longer stopping distances, or a pulsing pedal. Replace the rear pads on both wheels together for even, balanced braking. If worn pads are the cause of your braking complaint, this set addresses them.
Interchange: 9470-D2231 · L1MZ-2200-A · L1MZ-2200-E · L1MZ-2200-F · L1MZ-2200-J
9470D2231 · L1MZ2200A · L1MZ2200E · L1MZ2200F · L1MZ2200J · 9470 · D2231
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does this pad set fit a 2020-2025 Ford Explorer?
Yes. ACT2231 is cataloged for the 2020-2025 Ford Explorer (All engines) in the rear position, along with the Mustang, Police Interceptor Utility, and Lincoln Aviator. Check the Buyer's Guide for your exact vehicle.
Are these front or rear brake pads?
This kit is cataloged for the rear position on the listed applications. If you need Ford Explorer front brake pads, order the front-position set instead.
Will these Mustang brake pads run cleaner than semi-metallic?
Yes. The ceramic formulation produces less visible dust and quieter operation than conventional semi-metallic pads during everyday street driving.
Do I need to replace both sides?
Yes, it's best practice to replace the rear pads on both wheels together as a matched set for even, balanced braking.
What symptoms mean my rear pads need replacing?
Squealing, grinding, longer stopping distances, or a pulsing pedal can signal worn pads. Diagnose the cause first; if worn pads are to blame, this set replaces them.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.