4022013 Caliper Carrier Slide for 19.5" Systems
4022013
Summary
Heavy-duty 19.5" L direction brake caliper carrier slide designed for heavy commercial vehicle braking systems. This component ensures precise axial movement of the caliper body for even pad pressure.
| EAN Code | 8683457035102 |
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Description
What does a caliper carrier slide do?
This brake caliper carrier slide serves as a critical guide component within the air disc brake system. It enables the floating-type caliper to slide axially on its carrier, ensuring that braking forces are transferred evenly across the disc surface. By allowing the caliper to move freely, it ensures the inner and outer pads maintain consistent contact for optimal deceleration performance.Compatibility and fitment
This specific part is designed for 19.5" wheel configurations and features an L direction orientation. It is compatible with heavy commercial vehicle axles used in truck, tractor, and bus applications. Technicians should verify the diameter and direction to ensure precise fitment within the existing caliper assembly.Installation and maintenance
Proper installation of the carrier slide is vital for preventing uneven pad wear or brake pulsation. When replacing this component, it is recommended to inspect the accompanying bushings and boots to ensure the entire guide assembly functions correctly under heavy-duty operating conditions.Troubleshooting guidance
Maintaining regular inspections of the caliper slide mechanism helps prevent seizing, which can lead to brake drag or reduced braking efficiency.Technical Specifications
| Diameter | 19.5' |
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| Direction | L |
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FAQ
What is the function of a caliper carrier slide?
The slide allows a floating-type brake caliper to move axially on its carrier, ensuring even pressure distribution from the pads onto the disc surface.
How do I know if this slide is correct for my vehicle?
You must verify the diameter, length, and direction (L or R) against your existing hardware or technical specifications for your specific 19.5" braking system.
What are common signs of a failing caliper slide?
Uneven brake pad wear, brake pulsation, or a tendency for the vehicle to pull to one side during braking often indicate a seized or worn guide pin.
Can I replace only the slide pin?
While this part is a dedicated slide, it is often best practice to replace it alongside related bushings and boots to ensure complete system integrity.