Akebono ProACT Disc Brake Pad Set P/N:ACT1333A
Akebono ProACT ACT1377B rear brake pad for the 2016-2019 Ford Explorer and other vehicles has an OE-validated, application-specific ceramic formulation that is designed for optimal braking performance.
Squealing, grinding or a longer stopping distance can mean the rear pads are worn, though a sticking caliper or worn rotors can also be behind them. Track down the cause before you buy pads.
The 2016-2019 Ford Explorer, 2014-2019 Ford Flex and 2016-2019 Ford Police Interceptor Utility are among the vehicles this pad fits, and the quantity is one per vehicle.
Fit and size
Build and materials
In the box: rear brake pads with abutment clips. Not included: pad wear sensor and brake lubricant.
Interchange / FMSI:
FMSI: 8488-D1377 · 8488-D1754 · 8970-D1754
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is this the right Ford Explorer brake pad for the rear of a 2016-2019 Ford Explorer?
Yes. Akebono ProACT ACT1377B is a rear pad for the 2016-2019 Ford Explorer and also fits the 2014-2019 Ford Flex. For another car, look it up on the Buyer's Guide tab.
What comes with this disc brake pad set?
The Akebono ProACT ACT1377B includes abutment clips. A pad wear sensor and brake lubricant are not included.
How is the friction material attached on these Akebono ProACT ceramic brake pads?
The ceramic friction material is integrally molded. The formulation is application-specific and OE-validated.
How can I tell if my rear ceramic pads are worn out?
Besides noise, wear can show up as vibration or pulling when you brake. Brakes are a safety item, so have them inspected promptly instead of driving on them; a shop can measure the remaining pad thickness.
Where are Akebono ProACT ACT1377B pads made?
The country of origin is the United States. Akebono brakes are installed as original equipment on more than 400 models.
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.