Bosch 20010394 rear brake rotor for the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer and other vehicles gives the brake pads a disc to clamp against and slows the wheel. This disc brake rotor is solid and sold without a hub assembly, and Bosch makes the line using 3D laser measuring and repeated inspection.
A pulsing brake pedal, grinding or visible grooves in the rotor face can mean the rotor is worn. These signs alone do not prove the rotor is the problem, because worn pads can grind too.
This rotor is listed for a wide range of Ford, Lincoln and Mercury models, led by the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer and the 2011-2014 Ford Edge. The rear axle takes two rotors; this listing is one rotor, and the other rear rotor on the axle is normally replaced at the same time. If your vehicle is not named here, look it up on the Buyer's Guide tab.
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Interchange: AG1Z2C026A · BT4Z2C026B · KS7Z2C026A
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is Bosch 20010394 a rear brake rotor for the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer?
Yes. Bosch 20010394 is a rear rotor listed for the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer, and the rear axle takes two rotors. This listing is one rotor.
What center bore and thickness do these Bosch QuietCast rotors have?
Bosch 20010394 has a 68 mm center bore and an 11 mm nominal thickness. It is a solid rotor sold without a hub assembly.
Does the Bosch QuietCast premium disc brake rotor 20010394 replace part number AG1Z2C026A?
Yes. AG1Z2C026A is one of the numbers Bosch 20010394 replaces.
How can I tell when this Bosch brake rotor is worn?
During a brake service, look for deep grooves on the rotor face, and note any pedal pulsation or grinding while driving. The engraved edge code carries the discard specification.
Is this Bosch QuietCast brake rotor coated against rust?
Yes. It has a Premium Full Coating to protect against corrosion.
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