2C-4607 — New Disc Brake Caliper
Disc Brake Caliper
Warranty: Limited Lifetime TX
2C-4607 — New Disc Brake Caliper is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
About this Item
About this Item
- Engineered to meet or exceed O.E. performance.
- Zinc plating offers a silver O.E.-like finish.
- Ideal for commercial use as well as performance vehicles.
- Every unit is 100% tested to ensure reliable performance.
- No core return required.
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2C-4607 — New Disc Brake Caliper
2C-4607 — New Disc Brake Caliper is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Installation Instructions
To ensure proper brake system performance, it is advised that brake fluid and hoses be inspected every 10,000 - 15,000 miles. Fluid replacement is recommended every 2 years.Technical Tips
Always flush and fill the system using new, OEM-specified brake fluid.|Tighten banjo bolt or hose to OEM specifications. Do not overtighten.|Repeated operation of the parking brake lever on uninstalled calipers with an integral parking brake can lead to failure.|It is recommended to replace calipers in pairs.|Brake pedal fade can be caused by air in the hydraulic system, a defective master cylinder or improperly adjusted rear drum brakes.|A pulsating brake pedal is often caused by warped rotors.|Noisy brakes can be caused by improperly installed hardware, incorrect rotor finish or a brake lining issue.|Collapsed or damaged brake hoses can cause the vehicle to pull to one side when brakes are applied.|When installing a rear caliper with an integral parking brake, use a ratcheting piston tool to retract the piston(s) into the caliper.|When installing a brake caliper, the bleeder valve must always face upwards to prevent air from being trapped in the system.|Bleed the hydraulic system using the OEM-specified procedure for your vehicle application.Safe & Secure
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