3556008 Compatible SB6 SB7 Caliper Pin Dust Boot
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| EAN Code | 8683457019560 |
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Summary
This heavy-duty grade SB6 and SB7 brake caliper pin dust boot is engineered to protect critical sliding components within air disc brake systems. Designed for high-strength performance in demanding environments, it ensures the longevity of the caliper mechanism.
What's in this kit
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3505002 Brake Caliper Tappet Bushing Ø 16 x 18 / 10 mm
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3502003 Brake Caliper Pin Cover
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3518001 Brake Caliper Pin Cover
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3519001 Brake Caliper Pin Cover
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3502002 Brake Caliper Pin Dust Boot
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3503001 Brake Caliper Pin Dust Boot
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3515004 Brake Caliper Pin Sheet Metal
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3524003 Grease 7 gr
Description
What does a brake caliper pin dust boot do?
This brake caliper pin dust boot serves as a vital protective barrier within the air disc brake system. By sealing the sliding pins, it prevents moisture, dirt, and road debris from entering the mechanism, which is essential for preventing seizure and ensuring smooth braking performance.Compatibility and application
This component is specifically designed for use in SB6 and SB7 brake caliper pin assemblies. It provides a reliable seal that maintains the integrity of the caliper movement under heavy-duty operating conditions.Installation and maintenance
For optimal performance, technicians should ensure the boot is fully seated in its bore during installation. It is recommended to check the condition of the rubber whenever brake pads are replaced to identify any signs of cracking or tearing that could lead to component failure.Preventative maintenance tips
Proper maintenance involves using rubber-compatible high-temperature grease to prevent swelling. Inspecting the boot regularly helps prevent contamination from reaching the pins, ensuring the braking system remains functional and safe.FAQ
What is the function of a caliper pin dust boot?
The dust boot acts as a protective seal that prevents contaminants like water and grit from entering the caliper pin assembly, helping to prevent seizing.
How can I tell if the dust boot needs replacement?
Technicians should visually inspect the boot for any signs of cracking, hardening, or tearing during routine brake service or pad replacement.
Why is grease selection important for these boots?
It is critical to use high-temperature, rubber-compatible grease; using general-purpose grease can cause the rubber material to swell and fail.
What happens if a dust boot is damaged?
A damaged or torn boot allows contamination to reach the sliding pins, which can lead to increased friction, uneven wear, or complete caliper seizure.