35100010 SB6 SB7 Brake Caliper Repair Kit
35100010
Summary
This brake caliper repair kit is specifically designed for SB6 and SB7 caliper configurations. Engineered with high-strength components, it ensures reliable service for air disc brake systems in heavy commercial vehicles. Consult your authorized distributor for exact fitment.
| EAN Code | 8683457020108 |
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Description
What does a brake caliper repair kit do?
This brake caliper repair kit is essential for the maintenance of air disc brake systems, ensuring the piston and seals function correctly under heavy-duty pressure. By replacing worn internal components, technicians can restore the sealing integrity and hydraulic or pneumatic precision required for safe braking performance.Compatible vehicle applications
This kit is designed for use in SB6 and SB7 type calipers found in various heavy commercial vehicle applications. It serves as a reliable solution for workshop technicians looking to restore braking efficiency without replacing the entire caliper assembly.Installation and maintenance guidance
During installation, technicians should inspect the caliper housing and piston surfaces to ensure no scoring is present. Proper lubrication of the new seals according to technical guidelines is critical to prevent premature wear and ensure long-term service life within the braking system.Troubleshooting and service tips
Regular inspection of caliper seals during scheduled maintenance can prevent air leaks or fluid loss, ensuring the braking force remains consistent throughout the vehicle's operation.Related Products
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FAQ
What is the purpose of a brake caliper repair kit?
A repair kit provides new seals, O-rings, and internal components to restore the sealing ability and movement of an air disc brake caliper.
Can this kit be used for all caliper types?
No, this specific kit is designed for SB6 and SB7 configurations; always verify the specific model before installation.
What are the signs that a repair kit is needed?
Technicians should look for air leaks around the piston, uneven brake wear, or a loss of braking pressure in the pneumatic system.
How should I ensure correct fitment?
Check the caliper markings and cross-reference them with technical documentation to ensure compatibility with your specific braking system.