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4105018 Compatible Ø 37.5 mm Brake Caliper Bushing

4105018

Summary

This high-strength Ø 37.5 mm brake caliper mechanism bushing is designed for heavy commercial vehicle air disc brake systems. It ensures stable caliper movement and precise braking performance under heavy-duty conditions.

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EAN Code8683457023550
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Description

This brake caliper mechanism bushing plays a critical role in the stability of the air disc brake caliper assembly. By providing a precise fit for the internal mechanism, it prevents excessive vibration and ensures the caliper maintains correct alignment during braking cycles.

The component is engineered with high-strength materials to withstand the intense pressure and temperature fluctuations typical of heavy commercial vehicle braking systems. It is an essential part for maintaining the integrity of the caliper mechanism.

For proper installation, technicians should verify that the Ø 37.5 mm diameter matches the existing hardware exactly to prevent premature wear or misalignment. Regular inspection of these bushings during brake service is recommended to ensure optimal system performance.

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Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications
DiameterØ 37.5 mm

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FAQ

What is the function of this bushing?
This bushing secures the brake caliper mechanism, ensuring smooth movement and preventing unwanted movement within the air disc brake assembly.
How can I identify if the bushing needs replacement?
Technicians should look for uneven brake wear or unusual vibrations in the braking system, which may indicate worn bushings.
What is the specification of this component?
This specific component features a diameter of Ø 37.5 mm designed for compatible heavy commercial vehicle braking mechanisms.
Does this part require specialized tools for installation?
Standard workshop tools for brake service are typically required to ensure the bushing is seated correctly within the caliper mechanism.