4155001 Brake Caliper Pin Bushing Equivalent
4155001
Summary
High-strength brake caliper pin bushings and pins designed for air disc brake systems. These components ensure stable caliper positioning and smooth movement within the braking assembly. Engineered for heavy-duty service conditions.
| EAN Code | 8683457014275 |
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Description
What does a brake caliper pin bushing do?
This brake caliper pin bushing and pin assembly plays a critical role in the stability of air disc brake systems. By maintaining the correct alignment of the caliper, these high-strength components prevent uneven pad wear and ensure consistent braking performance under heavy loads.Application in braking systems
These parts are designed for use in air disc brake caliper mechanisms within heavy commercial vehicle braking systems. They provide the necessary structural support to manage the thermal and mechanical stresses encountered during frequent braking cycles.Maintenance and installation
When performing maintenance, technicians should inspect pins and bushings for excessive play or uneven wear patterns. Ensuring proper lubrication and correct installation of these components is essential for maintaining optimal brake system responsiveness and extending the service life of the brake pads.Selection guidance
For accurate fitment, it is vital to match the specific dimensions of the existing hardware. Consult your authorized distributor to ensure these components meet the required technical standards for your specific braking system.Related Products
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FAQ
What is the function of a brake caliper pin bushing?
The bushing acts as a guide for the caliper pin, ensuring that the caliper remains correctly aligned and moves smoothly during the braking process.
How can I identify if caliper pins need replacement?
Technicians should look for signs of uneven brake pad wear, excessive vibration, or audible clicking, which often indicates worn pins or bushings.
Are these components suitable for heavy commercial vehicles?
Yes, these parts are specifically engineered to withstand the high-stress environments found in heavy commercial vehicle air disc brake systems.
What is important during installation?
It is essential to ensure that all surfaces are clean and that components are installed without excessive force to prevent damage to the braking mechanism.