Centric 106.09350 Disc Brake Pad Set - Rear

Rear Brake Pads for Expedition and Navigator

Centric Posi-Quiet Extended Wear Semi-Metallic Disc Brake Pad Sets are built for rear brake service on select Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator applications. Part number 106.09350 uses a semi-metallic friction formula with OE-style positive molding for consistent density, even wear, and stable braking performance.

The Posi-Quiet line focuses on fit, noise control, and break-in consistency. For rear brake pad replacement on a 2003-2006 Ford Expedition or 2003-2006 Lincoln Navigator, 106.09350 is a direct-match option with wear sensor preparation and included shims.

Key Features

• Semi-metallic friction material for dependable stopping performance
• Positive-molded construction for uniform friction density
• Precision-cut or shaved backing plates for caliper fitment
• Mechanically attached shims to reduce vibration-related noise
• Scorched friction surface to speed initial break-in
• Asbestos-free formulation
• Pad wear sensor included and prepared for wear sensor use
• Mounting hardware included where applicable

Product Details

Centric’s Posi-Quiet Extended Wear brake pad line is engineered using an OE-style molding process that compresses the friction material under high pressure before bonding it to the backing plate. That process helps maintain consistent pad density across the friction surface, which supports even wear and predictable pedal response over the life of the pad. The backing plate and shim design also address common brake complaints such as noise and vibration. This part cross-references Raybestos Brakes EHT935 and Wagner Brake SX935 for the same application. Fits 2003-2006 Ford Expedition, rear and 2003-2006 Lincoln Navigator, rear; it also fits 2002 Ford Expedition, rear from 03/19/02 and 2002 Lincoln Navigator, rear from 03/18/02. Part number 106.09350 is a practical choice for rear brake pad replacement on these vehicles.

Common Issues This Part Can Address

• Squealing or vibration noise from worn rear brake pads
• Uneven pad wear caused by inconsistent friction density
• Reduced braking feel from aged or heat-cycled pads
• Brake service needs on rear pads with wear sensor preparation
• Fitment concerns during rear brake pad replacement on Expedition and Navigator models

Installation Notes and Tips

Inspect rotors, caliper hardware, and guide pins before installing new pads. Clean the caliper bracket contact points, verify sensor routing where equipped, and follow the vehicle service procedure for pad bedding after installation. Confirm rear fitment by model year and build date before ordering, especially for 2002 Ford Expedition and 2002 Lincoln Navigator applications.

Quality Assurance

Centric manufactures the Posi-Quiet line with OE-style positive molding, scorched friction material, and noise-control hardware details intended to support consistent performance and reduced vibration. The friction material is asbestos free, and the pad set includes the specified shims and wear sensor preparation for the listed applications.