4022024 Compatible Brake Caliper Carrier Slide
4022024
Summary
This double brake caliper carrier slide is designed for 19.5 inch pneumatic disc brake systems. It serves as a critical guide component to ensure even pad pressure and smooth axial movement within the caliper assembly.
| EAN Code | 8683457034433 |
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Description
What does a caliper carrier slide do?
This brake caliper carrier slide functions 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 part ensures that braking forces are transferred evenly across the disc surface, which is vital for consistent stopping performance and preventing uneven pad wear.System compatibility and function
This component is compatible with 19.5 inch brake systems used across various heavy commercial vehicle axles. It works in tandem with the caliper bushings and boots to allow the inner and outer pads to press against the disc firmly and retract freely once the air pressure is released. Check the compatibility list for specific fitment.Installation and maintenance guidance
For workshop technicians, maintaining the integrity of the slide pins is crucial for brake system longevity. During installation, ensure that the slide moves smoothly within its housing and that all mounting points are clean to prevent binding. Proper lubrication and inspection of the associated boots can prevent premature wear of these high-strength components.Troubleshooting braking movement
When replacing these parts, it is recommended to inspect the entire caliper carrier assembly for any signs of excessive play or scoring that could impact braking stability.Technical Specifications
| Diameter | 19.5' |
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FAQ
What is the function of a brake caliper carrier slide?
The slide pin acts as a guide, allowing the floating-type caliper to move axially so that pads apply even pressure to both sides of the disc.
Which vehicle class uses this part?
This component is engineered for heavy commercial vehicles, including trucks, tractors, and buses equipped with 19.5 inch pneumatic disc brakes.
What are common symptoms of a faulty caliper slide?
Uneven pad wear, vibrations during braking, or pulling to one side often indicate that the slider is binding or no longer moving smoothly.
How should I maintain these components?
Technicians should inspect slides during routine brake service, ensuring they are free of debris and moving without resistance within the carrier.