FERODO Disc Brake Pad Set - FDB4432

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The FERODO Disc Brake Pad Set (FDB4432) is engineered for vehicle owners and mechanics seeking consistent, reliable stopping power for systems utilizing TRW components. These brake pads offer high-standard manufacturing quality and are R90 homologated for safety compliance, though they lack an integrated wear indicator, necessitating manual inspection of pad thickness during routine vehicle maintenance.
| Model Part Number | FDB4432 |
|---|---|
| Brand | FERODO |
These pads are specifically designed for TRW braking systems.
No, this specific model (FDB4432) is not prepared for a wear indicator.
It means the brake pads have been independently tested to meet European performance and safety standards equivalent to the original equipment.
The pads are 116.5 mm in length, 46.5 mm in width, and 17 mm in thickness.
Since there is no wear indicator, you should visually inspect the pad thickness every 5,000 to 10,000 miles or during every routine service.
Apply a thin layer of brake quiet lubricant to the back of the brake pad shim and ensure the caliper clips are properly seated.
Check for seized caliper slide pins or debris blocking the pad movement within the carrier.
Before installation, ensure the vehicle's calipers are compatible with the TRW specification. When installing, it is recommended to clean the caliper slides and apply a small amount of high-temperature brake grease to the contact points to prevent noise. Since the FDB4432 does not have an integrated wear sensor, you must manually inspect the pad thickness periodically. Always replace brake pads in sets across the same axle to maintain balanced braking performance. For optimal results, ensure the brake rotors are in good condition or resurfaced prior to installing the new pads.