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Genuine Acura Legend Brake Pad Set
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12 Brake Pad Sets found
Acura Legend Rear Acura Disc Brake pad Set
Part Number: 43022-SP0-030$65.53 MSRP: $91.40You Save: $25.87 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Acura Legend Rear Disc Brake pad Set
Part Number: 43022-SV4-G23$69.84 MSRP: $99.75You Save: $29.91 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Acura Legend Front Disc Brake pad Kit
Part Number: 45022-SM5-525$71.87 MSRP: $100.83You Save: $28.96 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Acura Legend Brake Pad Set
The Acura Legend Brake Pad Set provides the necessary friction required to slow down the vehicle in a safe manner by putting specialized lining against the rotors that spin. Every Brake Pad Set includes a steel backing plate along with a friction compound, either molded or riveted, designed to withstand temperatures that can be at least 400 degrees Fahrenheit during normal driving. The friction compound generates heat in the process of the pad driving the disc to prevent the wheel from turning. Acura equipped the Legend with several different material families of brake pads over the years. For a quieter commuter ride, there are non-metallic blends. Semi-metallic mixes improve heat resistance. Modern ceramic formulas achieve low dust but still provide a reliable bite. Every style operates by the same mechanism of brake caliper-driven pads clamping the rotor. The Brake Pad Set remained an essential component in all of the Legend generations to ensure confident braking. Designers of these pads are ahead of their wear curve. They have built in visual wear indicators or electronic sensors that warn the driver when the lining drops below the minimum thickness set by Acura specifications. The warning reminds the driver to replace the Brake Pad Set before losing stopping power. Typically due around the 50,000-mile mark, choosing the right Brake Pad Set allows the aging Legend to make short, confident stops with no excessive rotor wear, vibration, or noise. Maintain Acura performance.
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Acura Legend Brake Pad Set Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to replace a rear Brake Pad Set with disc brakes on an Acura Legend?A:Most models have disc brakes at the front and rear, while some Integra models feature rear drum brakes. The replacement procedure for rear brake pads involves several steps: first, remove the cap from the brake fluid reservoir, then loosen the rear wheel lug nuts, raise the rear of the vehicle, and support it securely on jack stands. Next, remove the rear wheels, working on one brake assembly at a time and using the assembled brake for reference if necessary. Inspect the Brake Disc carefully, and if machining is needed, follow the appropriate guidelines to remove the disc, allowing for the removal of calipers and pads. Before removing any components, spray the caliper and brake pads with brake cleaner to eliminate dust from brake pad wear. After completing these initial steps, apply a thin coat of disc brake anti-squeal compound on the backing plates of the new pads according to the manufacturer's recommendations, then install the shims onto their respective pads. If removed, install the pad retainers in the caliper mounting bracket, lubricating them with a thin film of silicone grease. Proceed to install the new pads and shims into the caliper mounting bracket, then retract the piston by engaging the tips of a pair of needle-nose pliers with two grooves in the top of the piston and turning it clockwise until it bottoms out. Rotate the piston out until one of its grooves aligns with the tab on the inner brake pad during caliper installation, adjusting the position as necessary. Install the caliper protector, followed by the wheel and lug nuts, lower the vehicle, and tighten the lug nuts to the specified torque. Finally, check the brake fluid level and add fluid if needed, then apply and release the brake pedal and hand brake lever several times to ensure the pads contact the brake discs, checking the operation of the brakes in a safe area before driving in traffic.
