MPA Electrical 1002-1790M Disc Brake Pad Set - Rear

Heavy-Duty Rear Brake Pads for Ford and Lincoln

MPA Electrical Quality-Built Work Force Heavy Duty Brake Pads are built for demanding rear brake applications where heat, load, and repeated stops put extra stress on the braking system. Part number 1002-1790M is a standard replacement disc brake pad set for select Ford F-150, Ford Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator models.

The Work Force brake pad line is aimed at fleet and severe-service use, with friction compounds formulated for high-temperature operation, towing, off-road driving, and frequent stop-and-go braking. For buyers searching for rear brake pads for 2015-2020 Ford F-150 or rear brake pads for 2018-2021 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator, this part number 1002-1790M matches those applications directly.

Key Features

• Semi-metallic friction material for durable braking performance
• Standard replacement grade for direct-service brake maintenance
• Integrally molded friction material attachment
• Pad shims included for noise control and fit consistency
• Adhesive-backed pad shim included
• Mounting hardware included
• New condition

Detailed Product Overview

MPA Electrical 1002-1790M is a rear disc brake pad set engineered for heavy-duty use on the Ford F-150, Ford Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator. The semi-metallic construction supports heat management under repeated braking, while the included shims help promote stable pad seating and quieter operation. This Work Force Heavy Duty Brake Pads line is positioned for vehicles that see towing, hauling, fleet duty, or other high-load service where brake wear can accelerate.

Compatible With: Fits 2015-2020 Ford F-150, rear; Fits 2018-2021 Ford Expedition, rear; Fits 2018-2021 Lincoln Navigator, rear. Part number 1002-1790M is the reference to verify when ordering replacement rear pads for these applications.

Common Brake Issues This Part Addresses

• Rear brake pad wear from towing or repeated stop-and-go driving
• Brake fade concerns during high-heat operation
• Noise from worn or uneven rear pads
• Reduced braking consistency in fleet or heavy-duty service
• Service replacement needs for rear disc brake maintenance

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm rear fitment by year, make, and model before installation. Inspect rotors, caliper hardware, and guide components during service, and clean the mounting surfaces before installing the new pads. Because brake lubricant is not included, use the correct brake grease on contact points where specified by the vehicle service procedure. Verify proper pad seating and perform a controlled break-in after installation.

Quality Assurance

MPA Electrical’s Quality-Built Work Force line is focused on durability for severe-service braking demands. The semi-metallic friction design, included shims, adhesive-backed shim, and included mounting hardware support a complete rear brake service on the listed Ford and Lincoln applications.