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The Ferodo Brake Pad Set (FDB4316) is designed for automotive enthusiasts and drivers seeking a reliable, OE-standard replacement for their vehicle's rear braking system. These pads prioritize high-quality performance and controlled stopping power, though they are specifically engineered for the rear axle and require professional installation to ensure optimal safety and performance compliance.
| Model Part Number | FDB4316 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ferodo |
These pads are designed specifically for the rear axle of your vehicle.
The set of 4 includes accessories for proper installation, though your mechanic may suggest replacing brake wear sensors if your vehicle is so equipped.
It means the brake pads have been tested and certified to meet the European ECE R90 standard for safety and performance compared to original equipment.
While technically possible, professional installation is strongly recommended to ensure safety and proper brake system functionality.
They feature a thermal under layer that specifically manages heat dissipation to reduce brake fade during repeated stops.
These pads have a thickness of 16.3mm and a length of 109.3mm.
Ensure the shims and chamfers are correctly seated and that the brake hardware is properly lubricated with high-temperature brake grease.
This is typically caused by air in the brake lines. Have the system bled by a professional technician.
Check for sticking caliper slider pins or damaged caliper pistons which can prevent the pads from retracting correctly.
Before installation, verify that the FDB4316 is compatible with your vehicle's specific make and model, as these are rear-axle specific. Installation must be performed by a qualified professional to ensure the braking system is correctly bled and the pads are properly seated. To maintain optimal performance, avoid heavy braking for the first 100-200 miles to allow for proper bed-in of the friction material. Regularly inspect the brake calipers and rotors for any signs of uneven wear during tire rotations or oil changes.
