D1833-8893 is an FMSI (Friction Materials Standards Institute) standard number, corresponding to a rear disc brake pad, primarily compatible with popular SUV, sedan, and pickup truck models under the Ford and Lincoln brands.
Others: Also compatible with select models such as Ram 1500 and Jaguar XF.
⚙️ Material & Performance Features
Friction Material Types:
Ceramic: Low noise, low dust, suitable for daily driving
Carbon-Fiber Ceramic: Better high-temperature resistance than OEM, strong resistance to brake fade
Low-Metallic: Stable braking performance with good heat dissipation
Environmental Standard: Asbestos-free formulation
Special Technologies:
Thermal Scorching: Pre-treated at the factory to reduce break-in time – ready to use immediately after installation.
Powder-Coated Back Plate: Rust and corrosion resistant, extending service life.
Rubberized Shims: 6x noise reduction for a quiet braking experience.
💡 Purchasing & Installation Tips
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Confirm Vehicle Configuration: D1833-8893 is designed for the rear wheels of the Ford and Lincoln models listed above. Front and rear brake pads differ on some models. Verify the installation position before purchasing.
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Confirm Friction Material Type: Choose the appropriate material type based on your usage requirements: · Daily driving: Ceramic formulation – low noise, low dust · Sport / Heavy load: Carbon-fiber ceramic formulation – high-temperature resistance, fade resistance · Budget option: Low-metallic formulation – stable braking performance
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Check for Included Accessories: Included components vary by brand.
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Wear Indicator Configuration: This model is not prepared for a wear indicator. No electronic wear indicator connection is required during installation.
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Replace in Pairs: To ensure balanced braking performance, it is recommended to replace brake pads on both left and right wheels of the same axle simultaneously. Standard kits typically contain 4 pieces (sufficient for a single axle replacement).
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Verify with VIN: Vehicle configurations may vary by model year and trim level. The most reliable method is to provide the vehicle VIN (chassis number) for precise compatibility.
