4105029 Brake Caliper Pin Bushing Equivalent
4105029
Summary
Heavy-duty brake caliper pin bushing designed for air disc brake systems. Featuring a diameter of Ø 39 x 42 / 32.5 mm, this component ensures precise caliper alignment and stable braking performance in heavy commercial vehicle applications.
| EAN Code | 8683457032774 |
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Description
What does a brake caliper pin bushing do?
This brake caliper pin bushing plays a critical role in the stability of the air disc brake system. By securing the caliper pins, it prevents excessive movement and ensures even pressure distribution against the brake discs, which is vital for reliable stopping power.Function in the braking system
Designed for heavy commercial vehicle braking systems, this component is engineered to withstand extreme thermal cycles and mechanical stress. It maintains the correct positioning of the caliper mechanism to prevent uneven wear on pads and discs.Installation and maintenance
The bushing features a precise diameter of Ø 39 x 42 / 32.5 mm to ensure a tight fit within the caliper assembly. Technicians should inspect these bushings during routine brake service to check for excessive play or signs of deformation that could compromise braking safety.Troubleshooting guidance
Regular maintenance of the caliper pin assembly helps prevent noise and vibration in the braking system. Ensuring high-strength components are used during replacement helps maintain optimal system performance under heavy loads.Technical Specifications
| Diameter | Ø 39 x 42 / 32.5 mm |
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FAQ
What is the function of a brake caliper pin bushing?
The bushing secures the caliper pins in place, ensuring the caliper remains properly aligned during braking and preventing unwanted movement within the assembly.
What are the technical dimensions of this part?
This specific bushing is engineered with a diameter of Ø 39 x 42 / 32.5 mm to ensure precise fitment in compatible air disc brake systems.
When should I inspect the caliper pin bushings?
Technicians should inspect bushings during every brake inspection for signs of wear, cracks, or excessive movement that could cause uneven pad wear.
Can a worn bushing affect braking performance?
Yes, a worn bushing can lead to caliper instability, causing vibrations, uneven disc wear, and potentially reduced braking efficiency.