BENDIX FLEET METLOK Disc Brake Pad Set P/N:MKD790FM
BENDIX MKD1611FM front brake pad for the 2013-2016 Ford Taurus and other vehicles presses against the rotor to slow the wheel. Sold as a disc brake pad set, it belongs to the Fleet MetLok line.
Squealing or grinding when you brake, a longer stopping distance or friction material worn thin can all be signs of worn pads. The same signs can come from other brake parts, so during a brake service, measure the remaining pad thickness and look over the rotor surface with the engine off before deciding what to replace. Front pads are normally replaced together on both sides.
This pad fits the 2013-2016 Ford Taurus, the 2017 Ford Flex and the 2014 Lincoln MKS. The 2013-2016 Ford Taurus takes one.
Hardware, brake lubricant and a hangtag come with the pads.
Interchange / FMSI:
FMSI: D1611
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Are these the right 2013-2016 Ford Taurus brake pads for the front axle?
Yes. BENDIX MKD1611FM is a front brake pad that fits the 2013-2016 Ford Taurus, and the Taurus takes one.
Do these 2017 Ford Flex brake pads fit the front brakes?
Yes. BENDIX MKD1611FM fits the front brakes of the 2017 Ford Flex. It also fits the 2014 Lincoln MKS.
What comes with these front pads besides the pads themselves?
Hardware, brake lubricant and a hangtag are included with the pads.
What kind of braking are the Fleet MetLok friction formulas made for?
The friction formulas are designed specifically to withstand extreme braking conditions. The Fleet MetLok series is built for severe-duty work trucks, fleet and pursuit vehicles.
Do BENDIX MKD1611FM pads have anything to cut brake noise?
Yes. They have anti-noise shims, and burnishing strips for easier brake-in.
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