Wagner Brake Disc Brake Pad Set P/N:MX153
Wagner Brake ZD1377 rear brake pad for the 2011-2012 Ford Explorer and other vehicles is designed and tested to restore like-new braking performance at the rear axle.
Grinding, squealing or vibration when you brake can mean the rear pads are worn, though a scored rotor or a sticking caliper can give the same signs. With the engine off and the brakes cool, look at the rotor face for deep grooves before you decide, and leave caliper checks to a shop.
This rear ceramic brake pad also fits the 2011-2012 Ford Edge and the 2010-2017 Ford Taurus, and each vehicle needs one.
Fit and size
Build and materials
Pad shims and abutment clips are included. A pad wear sensor is not included.
Interchange / FMSI:
FMSI: 8488-D1377 · D1377
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is ZD1377 the right Ford Explorer brake pad for a 2011-2012 Ford Explorer?
Yes. Wagner Brake ZD1377 is a rear brake pad that fits the 2011-2012 Ford Explorer, and the fitment calls for one per vehicle.
Do these Ford Edge brake pads fit the 2011-2012 Ford Edge and the 2010-2017 Ford Taurus?
Yes. Wagner Brake ZD1377 fits the rear of both the 2011-2012 Ford Edge and the 2010-2017 Ford Taurus. For any other car, look it up under the Buyer's Guide tab on this page.
Is this Wagner Brake disc brake pad set ceramic or another friction type?
It is ceramic. This rear pad also carries the Wagner OE25 zero-copper friction formulation.
Do the Wagner ZD1377 pads come with shims and clips?
Yes. Wagner Brake ZD1377 includes pad shims and abutment clips. A pad wear sensor is not included.
Are these QuickStop pads built to cut brake noise?
They are engineered to reduce noise-causing vibration through an application-specific design. A 100% post-cure process also helps keep friction performance even through the life of the pad.
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.