Wagner Brake
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Wagner Brake EC698 Disc Brake Pad Set - Rear

Brand Wagner Brake EC698
Position Rear
Outer Pad Friction Material Thickness 0.543
Pad Wear Sensor Included Yes
Slotted Yes
Friction Material Composition Ceramic
Mounting Hardware Included No
Pad Shims Included No
FMSI Number 7387a-d698
Inner Pad Friction Material Thickness 0.543
Abutment Clips Included Yes
Pad Wear Sensor Type Mechanical
Chamfered Edges Yes
FMSI Lining 7387a
FMSI Steel D698
Part Description Disc brake pad set
Product line Essentials
Fits Buick, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac · 81 vehicles

OE-style fit. Built for straightforward replacement and everyday driving.

Ceramic friction. Delivers consistent braking characteristics with low-noise operation.

Wear sensor included. Mechanical sensor setup supports routine brake service monitoring.

Cross-references Bosch 16698, Bosch BC698 and Bosch BE698 for the same application. See all 69.

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Overview

Wagner Brake EC698 is a rear disc brake pad set from the Essentials line, built for everyday driving with OE-style fit and formulation. It is designed for consistent braking performance and low noise in commuter and light-duty use. This part number, EC698, is a direct fit for a wide range of rear brake applications.

Key Features

  • Ceramic friction material for stable braking characteristics.
  • Slotted and chamfered pad design for smoother operation.
  • Mechanical pad wear sensor included.
  • Abutment clips included for the application.
  • OE-style fit and formulation for straightforward replacement.

Detailed Description

The Wagner Brake Essentials line focuses on practical replacement parts for routine service, and EC698 follows that approach with a ceramic disc brake pad design. The pad thickness is 0.543 on both the inner and outer pads, and the set uses slotted faces, chamfered edges, and a mechanical wear sensor to support predictable pedal feel and service monitoring. EC698 is a strong match for drivers looking for a rear brake pad set for Chevrolet Impala, Buick LaCrosse, and Pontiac Grand Prix applications where OE-style fit matters.

This part cross-references Bosch 16698 and Raybestos Brakes EHT698H for the same application.

Common Uses

  • Replacing worn rear brake pads that have reduced stopping performance.
  • Addressing brake noise caused by pad wear or uneven contact.
  • Restoring consistent braking feel during daily commuting.
  • Servicing rear brake systems with a mechanical wear sensor setup.
  • Correcting pad fitment issues on OE-style rear brake applications.

Installation Notes

Verify rear axle fitment against the vehicle listing before installation. Inspect rotors, caliper hardware, and abutment points during service, and confirm the wear sensor routing matches the original setup. Because mounting hardware is not included, reuse or replace related service parts as needed based on the vehicle condition.

Quality Assurance

Wagner Brake applies its engineering experience to the Essentials line to deliver a cost-effective replacement pad with consistent braking and low-noise operation for everyday use.

This part fits 81 vehicles
Always verify fitment with your vehicle's VIN if unsure. Submodel & trim restrictions may apply.
YearMakeModelSubmodelDrive TypeLitersCylindersPositionNotes
2010ChevroletImpala————RearEssentials
2009BuickAllure——5.3LV8RearEssentials
2009BuickLaCrosse——5.3LV8RearEssentials
2009ChevroletImpala————RearEssentials
2008BuickAllure——5.3LV8RearEssentials
2008BuickLaCrosse——5.3LV8RearEssentials
2008ChevroletImpala————RearEssentials
2007ChevroletImpala————RearEssentials
2007ChevroletMonte Carlo————RearEssentials
2006ChevroletImpala————RearEssentials
2006ChevroletMonte Carlo————RearEssentials
2005BuickCentury————RearEssentials
2005ChevroletImpala————RearEssentials
2005ChevroletMonte Carlo————RearEssentials
2005PontiacGrand Am————RearEssentials
2005PontiacMontanaBase———RearEssentials
2004BuickCentury————RearEssentials
2004BuickRegal————RearEssentials
2004ChevroletImpala————RearEssentials
2004ChevroletMonte Carlo————RearEssentials
2004ChevroletVenture—FWD——RearEssentials
2004OldsmobileAlero————RearEssentials
2004PontiacGrand Am————RearEssentials
2004PontiacMontana—FWD——RearEssentials
2003BuickCentury————RearEssentials
2003BuickRegal————RearEssentials
2003ChevroletImpala————RearEssentials
2003ChevroletMonte Carlo————RearEssentials
2003ChevroletVenture—FWD——RearEssentials
2003OldsmobileAlero————RearEssentials
2003PontiacGrand Am————RearEssentials
2003PontiacGrand Prix————RearEssentials
2003PontiacMontana—FWD——RearEssentials
2002BuickCentury————RearEssentials
2002BuickRegal————RearEssentials
2002ChevroletImpala————RearEssentials
2002ChevroletMonte Carlo————RearEssentials
2002ChevroletVenture—FWD——RearEssentials
2002OldsmobileAlero————RearEssentials
2002OldsmobileIntrigue————RearEssentials
2002PontiacGrand Am————RearEssentials
2002PontiacGrand Prix————RearEssentials
2002PontiacMontana—FWD——RearEssentials
2001BuickCentury————RearEssentials
2001BuickRegal————RearEssentials
2001ChevroletImpala————RearEssentials
2001ChevroletVenture————RearEssentials
2001OldsmobileAlero————RearEssentials
2001OldsmobileIntrigue————RearEssentials
2001PontiacGrand Am————RearEssentials
2001PontiacGrand Prix————RearEssentials
2001PontiacMontana————RearEssentials
2000BuickCentury————RearEssentials
2000BuickRegal————RearEssentials
2000ChevroletVenture————RearEssentials
2000OldsmobileAlero————RearEssentials
2000OldsmobileIntrigue————RearEssentials
2000PontiacGrand Am————RearEssentials
2000PontiacGrand Prix————RearEssentials
2000PontiacMontana————RearEssentials
1999BuickCentury————RearEssentials
1999BuickRegal————RearEssentials
1999ChevroletVenture————RearEssentials
1999OldsmobileAlero————RearEssentials
1999OldsmobileIntrigue————RearEssentials
1999PontiacGrand Am————RearEssentials
1999PontiacGrand Prix————RearEssentials
1999PontiacMontana————RearEssentials
1999PontiacTrans Sport————RearEssentials
1998BuickCentury————RearEssentials
1998BuickRegal————RearEssentials
1998ChevroletVenture————RearEssentials
1998OldsmobileIntrigue————RearEssentials
1998PontiacGrand Prix————RearEssentials
1998PontiacTrans Sport————RearEssentials
1997BuickCentury————RearEssentials
1997BuickRegal————RearEssentials
1997ChevroletVenture————RearEssentials
1997OldsmobileCutlass————RearEssentials
1997PontiacGrand Prix————RearEssentials
1997PontiacTrans Sport————RearEssentials
Directly replaces or cross-references 69 part numbers
Cross-reference numbers are provided for identification purposes only. Always confirm fitment before ordering.
Bosch — 16698Bosch — BC698Bosch — BE698Bosch — BE698HBosch — BSD698Centric Parts — 103.06980Centric Parts — 105.06980Centric Parts — 106.06980Centric Parts — 301.06980Centric Parts — 306.06980Dynamic Friction Company — 1310-0698-00Dynamic Friction Company — 1310-0698-01Dynamic Friction Company — 1551-0698-00Dynamic Friction Company — 1551-0698-01Dynamic Friction Company — 1600-0698-00Dynamic Friction Company — 1901-0698-10Dynamic Friction Company — 4000-0698-00Dynamic Friction Company — 4000-0698-01Dynomax — 17698Raybestos Brakes — EHT698HRaybestos Brakes — MGD698CHRaybestos Brakes — SGD698Raybestos Brakes — SGD698CRaybestos Brakes — SP698PPHSTOP BY BENDIX — SBC698StopTech — 309.06980305.06980308.06980319.069801600-0698-011802337718029844191526851920934088967229AXCD698AXMD698AXOD698BD698CX698D698D698VDG698DX698FX698GNAD698GX698HDX698NAD698NX698NXT698P698PD698CPF7387XPGD698PM18698PRM21-698PRM57-698PS698CSC698SCD698SG7387XSS7387XTS7387ATS7387XWSD698CHZ23698Z26698Z37698