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4022017 19.5" Brake Caliper Carrier Slide - L Direction

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Summary

High-strength brake caliper carrier slide designed for 19.5" braking systems with L direction orientation. This component ensures stable axial movement for floating-type calipers in heavy commercial vehicle applications.

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EAN Code8683457035126
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Description

This brake caliper carrier slide acts as the essential guide component that allows a heavy commercial vehicle's floating-type disc brake caliper to slide axially on its carrier. By facilitating this movement, the slide pin ensures that braking forces are transferred evenly across the disc surface, allowing both inner and outer pads to engage correctly. This component is manufactured using high-strength components to withstand the intense thermal and mechanical stresses of heavy-duty braking cycles.

Designed specifically for 19.5" diameter systems, this part features an L direction orientation to ensure precise fitment within the braking assembly. It functions as a critical part of the caliper guide system, working in conjunction with bushings and boots to allow the caliper to retract freely once braking pressure is released. This precise movement is vital for preventing uneven pad wear and ensuring consistent braking performance across the axle.

For workshop technicians, proper installation is critical to prevent binding or excessive play. When replacing this slide, it is recommended to inspect the surrounding carrier and bushings to ensure smooth axial travel. Maintaining clean and properly lubricated guide pins helps prevent premature wear and ensures the long-term reliability of the air disc brake system.

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Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications
Diameter19.5'
DirectionL

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FAQ

What is the function of a brake caliper carrier slide?
The slide pin allows the floating-type caliper to move axially on its carrier, ensuring even pressure from both pads against the disc surface.
Which vehicle class is this component designed for?
This part is designed for heavy commercial vehicles requiring 19.5 inch braking systems with L direction orientation.
How can I identify if a caliper slide needs replacement?
Symptoms include uneven pad wear, vibrations during braking, or a caliper that fails to retract freely after pressure is released.
What should I check during installation?
Technicians should verify the direction (L), ensure the diameter matches the 19.5 inch specification, and check that the sliding motion remains smooth.