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A brake caliper is a component of a disc brake system that houses the brake pads and hydraulic pistons. It squeezes the brake pads against the rotor to establish friction, which slows or stops the vehicle. It plays a crucial role in the brake process, ensuring effective vehicle control.
Ensure proper alignment and secure mounting of the brake caliper during installation. Avoid over-tightening the mounting bolts to avoid damage. After installation, bleed the brake system to extract air and check for any signs of leakage or irroutineity in brake performance.
When using a brake caliper, ensure it is routinely inspected for signs of wear or leakage. Check for uneven brake pad wear, which may indicate caliper issues. Proper maintenance includes ensuring the caliper slides smoothly and is complimentary from corrosion, as these can affect brake performance.
- To install a brake caliper, first lift and secure the vehicle.
- Extract the decrepit caliper by unfastening the mounting bolts and disconnecting the brake line.
- Install the new caliper by securing it with bolts and reconnecting the brake line.
- Ensure the caliper is aligned correctly and bleed the brake system to extract any air.