Dynamite Friction 6404-54084 Disc Brake Kit - Front and Rear

Brake Kit for Expedition and Navigator

The Dynamite Friction DFC Brake Rotor- 1400 Ultimate Duty Performance Pad disc brake kit is built for front and rear service on select Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator applications. Part number 6404-54084 is listed for 1997-2002 vehicles with the noted production-date restriction on 2002 models.

Key Features

• Disc brake kit for front and rear positions
• Fits 1997-2001 Ford Expedition, front and rear
• Fits 1998-2001 Lincoln Navigator, front and rear
• Fits 2002 Ford Expedition, front and rear, vehicle production date to 3/18/02
• Fits 2002 Lincoln Navigator, front and rear, vehicle production date to 3/18/02
• Part number 6404-54084 for application matching

Product Details

Dynamite Friction’s DFC Brake Rotor- 1400 Ultimate Duty Performance Pad line focuses on brake service parts for vehicles that need consistent stopping performance in everyday driving and heavier-duty use. This kit is cataloged for Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator models across the 1997-2002 range, with 2002 coverage limited to vehicles produced through 3/18/02. If you are sourcing a brake kit for a Ford Expedition or Lincoln Navigator, part number 6404-54084 helps narrow the correct application quickly.

This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

Common Brake Service Issues

• Brake noise during stops
• Reduced braking response from worn friction components
• Uneven brake feel from aged service parts
• Brake maintenance on high-mileage Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator vehicles

Installation Notes

Verify the vehicle production date before ordering 2002 applications, since coverage ends at 3/18/02. Confirm front and rear fitment against the vehicle’s brake configuration and match the part number 6404-54084 to the correct service kit before installation.

Quality Assurance

Use this kit as a cataloged replacement for the listed Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator fitments. Always confirm the exact vehicle year, model, position, and production date before service.