4001015 Brake Caliper Pin Compatible
4001015
Summary
This brake caliper pin is designed for heavy-duty air disc brake systems, featuring a diameter of Ø 30 / 77 mm. Engineered with high-strength components to ensure precise caliper positioning and reliable braking performance in commercial vehicles.
| EAN Code | 8683457029927 |
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Description
What does a brake caliper pin do?
This brake caliper pin plays a critical role in the air disc brake assembly by ensuring the caliper remains correctly aligned during braking cycles. By providing a stable pivot or guide point, it helps maintain even pad pressure against the disc, which is essential for consistent stopping power and preventing uneven wear.Compatibility and technical dimensions
The component is engineered for heavy commercial vehicle braking systems, specifically designed to withstand high thermal and mechanical stress. It features a diameter specification of Ø 30 / 77 mm to ensure precise fitment within the caliper mechanism.Installation and maintenance guidance
For proper maintenance, technicians should inspect these pins for signs of excessive wear or seizing during every brake service. Ensuring the pin is correctly lubricated according to service guidelines prevents sticking and ensures the smooth movement required for optimal braking response.Troubleshooting and replacement
When replacing these components, always verify that the dimensions match the original requirements to maintain system integrity.Technical Specifications
| Diameter | Ø 30 / 77 mm |
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FAQ
What is the function of a brake caliper pin?
The pin acts as a guide or pivot point within the air disc brake caliper, allowing it to move freely and apply pressure evenly to the brake pads.
What technical specifications should be verified?
It is essential to verify the diameter, which for this part is Ø 30 / 77 mm, to ensure correct fitment within the braking system.
What are the signs of a worn caliper pin?
Uneven pad wear, brake pulsation, or pulling to one side during braking can indicate that the caliper pins are worn or seized.
How often should these pins be inspected?
Technicians should inspect caliper pins during routine heavy vehicle brake inspections to prevent system failure due to excessive play or corrosion.