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41100019 Left Brake Caliper Repair Kit

41100019

Summary

This high-strength brake caliper repair kit is designed for left-side (L) installation in heavy commercial vehicle air disc brake systems. Engineered to restore optimal braking pressure and seal integrity within the caliper assembly.

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EAN Code8683457027893
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Description

What does a brake caliper repair kit do?

This brake caliper repair kit is essential for maintaining the integrity of air disc brake systems. It provides the necessary components to service the braking mechanism, ensuring reliable friction application and preventing air or fluid leaks during heavy-duty operation.

Compatibility and fitment

Designed specifically for left-side (L) configuration, this kit supports the maintenance of air disc brake calipers used in heavy commercial vehicle applications. It is a critical component for workshop technicians performing brake system overhauls.

Installation and maintenance

During installation, technicians should ensure all surfaces are clean and check for any scoring on the piston or cylinder walls. Proper lubrication of the seals is required to ensure the left-side caliper functions correctly under high pressure.

Troubleshooting and inspection

Regular inspection of caliper seals and repair kits helps prevent uneven brake wear and ensures consistent stopping power across the axle.

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications
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FAQ

What is the purpose of this repair kit?
This kit is designed to replace worn or damaged seals within an air disc brake caliper, restoring the system's ability to maintain pressure and prevent leaks.
Which side of the vehicle does this kit fit?
This specific kit is configured for the left (L) side of the vehicle's braking system.
Can this be used for hydraulic brakes?
This product is specifically intended for air disc brake systems found in heavy commercial vehicles.
How do I know if my caliper needs a repair kit?
Technicians should look for signs of air leakage, uneven pad wear, or visible damage to the existing seals during routine inspections.