The Mercury Mountaineer's braking system is a standard hydraulic system with disc brakes on the front and either disc or drum brakes on the rear, depending on the model year and trim. Regular maintenance, including brake pad and rotor inspections and replacements, is crucial for safe and reliable stopping.
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These are the friction material that presses against the brake rotors to slow the vehicle down. They are a wear item and will need replacement as they wear down.
These are the metal discs that the brake pads clamp onto. They can be prone to warping or wear, requiring resurfacing or replacement.
These house the brake pads and pistons that apply pressure to the pads.
These carry brake fluid to the calipers and should be inspected for leaks or damage.
This component is responsible for creating the hydraulic pressure needed to operate the brakes.
Check brake pad thickness and rotor condition periodically, ideally every time you rotate your tires.
Unusual noises like squealing, grinding, or clicking can indicate brake wear or other issues.
Vibrations during braking can be a sign of warped rotors or other problems.
Don't wait until your brake pads are completely worn down, as this can damage the rotors and compromise safety.
Choosing parts designed for your vehicle ensures proper fit and performance.
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