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Pontiac Phoenix Caliper Asm,Front Brake (W/O Brake Pads) (Remanufacture)
Part Number: 19140969$45.87 MSRP: $84.05You Save: $38.18 (46%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Pontiac Phoenix Caliper Asm,Front Brake (W/O Brake Pads) (Remanufacture)
Part Number: 19140968$45.87 MSRP: $84.02You Save: $38.15 (46%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Pontiac Phoenix Brake Calipers
The Brake Caliperss in Pontiac Phoenix vehicle is important structural component in the braking system of the vehicle where hydraulic pressure is translated to mechanical force. This force act on brake pads and make them to rub against brake rotors to either slow down or to stop the vehicles. Pontiac Phoenix models utilize two primary types of brake calipers: The gross composition of the foreign exchange can be divided in to two categories they are further divided in to fixed and floating. Fixed calipers have a number of pistons acting on each side of the rotor while floating calipers have a single piston side which glides to apply pressure, and there are common problems such as squashed or worn pads. Through the various Pontiac Phoenix vehicles production, several caliper designs have been used ranging from normal and performance calipers. Antilock calipers come with improved stopping and cosmetic ability, to meet various driving requirements. Nonetheless, brake calipers, like other components, require periodic checking and servicing in order to avoid issues like leakage or wore out scrubbing, to name but a few, in order to offer the optimal in braking.
Each OEM Pontiac Phoenix Brake Calipers we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Pontiac Phoenix Brake Calipers Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to purchase a caliper overhaul kit and remove the caliper from the caliper bracket on Pontiac Phoenix?A: Purchase a caliper overhaul kit which contains all of the necessary replacement parts. Remove the caliper from the caliper bracket and remove the pads from the caliper. In this operation, the inlet Brake Line should be removed from the caliper. To minimize brake fluid leakage, it can be plugged by fitting a short piece of rubber hose, the same diameter as the connection, over the line, inserting a suitable bolt in the free end and clamping it. Use clean rags to pad the inside of the caliper. If you have access to compressed air, place an air nozzle into the caliper inlet hole and slowly apply air until the piston is forced out of its bore. CAUTION: Do not use your fingers to try and catch the piston as serious injury could result. If you do not have access to compressed air, hold the caliper with the inlet hole up and carefully bang the caliper down on a block of wood to force the piston out. As a last resort, temporarily re-install the brake line to the caliper and have an assistant depress the brake pedal. The fluid pressure will force the piston out. Inspect the piston for scoring, nicks, corrosion and worn or damaged chrome plating, and replace it if necessary. Remove the dust boot by prying with a screwdriver. Be careful not to scratch the housing bore. Remove the piston seal from its groove with a wood or plastic dowel. Do not use a metal tool here, as it could damage the bore. Inspect the caliper bore for scoring, nicks, corrosion or wear. Light corrosion can be removed with crocus cloth. If crocus cloth will not clean up the bore, the caliper housing must be replaced. Remove the bleeder screw. Clean the piston and housing bore and bleeder screw with denatured alcohol. Do not use gasoline or mineral-based solvents. Lubricate the bore and the new piston seal with clean brake fluid and install the seal in its groove. Be sure the seal is not twisted. Install the new dust boot onto the groove of the piston. Insert the piston in its bore and press it down, working it through its seal until it bottoms. Seat the new dust boot in the caliper bore. Install the bleeder screw. Apply multi-purpose lithium grease at all surfaces where the caliper assembly meets the caliper bracket. Complete the operation.
