4501008 Brake Caliper Pin Compatible
4501008
Summary
This brake caliper pin is engineered for air disc brake systems, featuring a diameter of Ø 18 / 66 mm. Built with high-strength components to ensure precise caliper positioning and long-term durability in heavy commercial vehicle braking systems.
| EAN Code | 8683457029798 |
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Description
What does a brake caliper pin do?
This brake caliper pin serves as a critical mounting component within the air disc brake caliper assembly. It ensures the correct alignment and movement of the caliper, which is essential for even pad wear and consistent braking performance under heavy loads.Technical specifications and fitment
Designed for heavy commercial vehicle applications, this component is manufactured using high-strength components to withstand intense thermal and mechanical stress. The specific Ø 18 / 66 mm dimensions ensure a precise fit within the braking mechanism.Installation and maintenance guidance
During installation, technicians should verify the condition of the caliper housing and ensure the pin is lubricated according to service requirements to prevent seizing. Maintaining these pins is vital for preventing uneven brake pad wear and ensuring the integrity of the entire air disc brake system.Troubleshooting braking performance
Consult your authorized distributor to ensure this part meets your specific vehicle requirements.Technical Specifications
| Diameter | Ø 18 / 66 mm |
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FAQ
What is the function of a brake caliper pin?
The pin acts as a pivot or guide within the air disc brake caliper, allowing the caliper to move freely during braking cycles to ensure proper pad contact.
What technical dimensions should be verified?
For this specific component, ensure the diameter matches the Ø 18 / 66 mm specification required for your braking system.
How can I identify if a caliper pin needs replacement?
Technicians should look for signs of uneven pad wear, excessive vibration, or physical seizing of the caliper, which often indicates worn or damaged pins.
What materials are used in these components?
These pins are constructed from high-strength components designed to endure the extreme temperatures and pressures found in heavy commercial vehicle braking systems.