Raybestos Brakes Disc Brake Pad Set P/N:MGD1055C
Raybestos MGD914ACH front brake pad for the 2003-2008 Honda Pilot presses against the rotor to slow the vehicle. As Raybestos pads wear, the friction material thins until the set needs replacing.
A squeal or grinding when you brake, a longer stopping distance or thin friction material can mean the pads are worn. Before replacing them for those signs, look at the rotor faces and the caliper for grooves, leaks or sticking while the wheels are off for a brake service, since a noise or pull can start there too.
This brake pad fits the 2003-2008 Honda Pilot, and the front axle takes one set.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One brake pad set with mounting hardware.
Interchange: 105.09141 · 106.09141 · 300.09141 · 301.09141 · 305.09141 · 308.09141 · 309.09141 · 500.09141
PXD943H · P28058N · 45022S9VA01
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Is this a brake pad replacement for the 2003-2008 Honda Pilot?
Yes. Raybestos MGD914ACH is a front brake pad that fits the 2003-2008 Honda Pilot, and the front axle takes one set.
Is this disc brake pad ceramic or semi-metallic?
It is ceramic. The Raybestos MGD914ACH lists ceramic as its friction material, and it carries multi-layered steel shims.
Does the R-Line front brake pad set come with its own mounting hardware?
Yes. Mounting hardware is included with the set.
What do the shims, slots and chamfers on these pads do?
The multi-layered steel shims are there for noise damping. The slots and chamfers are shaped to reduce noise, vibration and harshness.
What are the signs these ceramic front pads are worn out?
A squeal or grinding under braking, a longer stop or visibly thin friction material can mean the pads are worn. A shop can measure what is left.
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