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Brake caliper refurbishment

In many cases, refurbishing a brake caliper is cheaper than purchasing a new one. However, it takes a lot of time to do it yourself. You can choose to revise the caliper yourself or have it done by a garage or specialist. When a brake caliper is revised, the part is dismantled and checked for defects. The broken parts are then replaced with new ones. You can find a complete brake caliper refurbishment kit on our website. After the overhaul, your brake caliper is almost as new. If the part has too much damage, so refurbishing is not possible, you can choose to replace it.

Brake caliper replacement

It is certainly possible to replace a brake caliper yourself. However, it is important that you have sufficient knowledge to do this the right way. How you need to replace a brake caliper varies of course per brand and type of car. Therefore, it is difficult to specify exactly how to a brake caliper replacement goes. But, in general, it works as follows; before you start the replacement, you will first have to remove the wheel from the car. Then thoroughly clean the parts behind the wheel with, for example, a wire brush. You can then remove the spring clips. After this, you can push the caliper loose with a screwdriver. Now you can disconnect the brake caliper from the brake line. You can then secure the new caliper to the brake hose and re-attach it correctly. Do you choose to have the brake calipers replaced by a garage? Then order the part at an affordable price from us and take it with you. At a garage, you often pay a considerably higher price for parts than at Winparts.

Buy brake calipers

Buying new brake calipers is cheap, quick and easy at Winparts. Enter your number plate number or car model on the website and the suitable products for your car will be displayed. Do you want to provide your brake calipers with a nice colour? Then view our range of brake caliper paint. Here you will find many colours such as yellow, green, blue or red caliper paint. You have also come to the right place for other components of the brake system. You will find, among other things, brake pads, brake discs, brake shoes, brake drums, and brake hoses.

Brake calipers

The brake caliper is an essential part of your car's braking system. If you press the brake, the brake caliper presses firmly on the brake pads using different pistons. The brake pads will then press against the brake discs with great force. The friction that arises here ensures that the car brakes and eventually is able to come to a stop. For example, it is possible that a brake caliper gets stuck due to dirt or rust. In this case you will have to replace it as soon as possible. It is very easy to find the right calipers for your car at Winparts. You only have to insert your number plate of car make and model and the right products will be shown.

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Fitting Position: Front axle right (driver's side)
Brake Disc Type: Vented
Brake Caliper Type: Floating Caliper
Warranty: 2 years
Material: Cast Iron
Fitting Position: In front of axle
Paired article numbers: 213657
Manufacturer Restriction: Lucas
For brake disc diameter [mm]: 260
For brake disc thickness [mm]: 24
Brake Caliper Type: Brake caliper (1 piston)
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Net weight [kg]: 3,18
Piston Diameter [mm]: 54