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6510025AA - : Hex Head Bolt for Mopar Image

Hex Head Bolt

Mopar 06510025AA
Caliper Mounting.
MSRP $6.30 CAD
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68165976AB - : Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Right for Mopar Image

Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Right

Mopar 68165976AB
Front. Red, 11/21/2011 and After.
MSRP $394.00 CAD
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68088933AA - : Disc Brake Caliper Adapter, Left for Mopar Image

Disc Brake Caliper Adapter, Left

Mopar 68088933AA
Rear.
MSRP $184.00 CAD
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6509728AA - : Hex Flange Head Bolt for Mopar Image

Hex Flange Head Bolt

Mopar 06509728AA
Strut To Knuckle. M10x1.25x55.00.
MSRP $6.65 CAD
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4560193AA - : Brake Bleeder Screw for Mopar Image

Brake Bleeder Screw

Mopar 04560193AA
MSRP $46.35 CAD
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5143354AA - : Bleeder Screw for Mopar Image

Bleeder Screw

Mopar 05143354AA
[drq,drx].
MSRP $13.85 CAD
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6509994AA - : Screw, Export for Mopar Image

Screw, Export

Mopar 06509994AA
M6x1x12. Latch to Door. Frt splash shield to knuckle.
MSRP $5.55 CAD
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6106155AA - : Hex Flange Head Bolt for Mopar Image

Hex Flange Head Bolt

Mopar 06106155AA
M6x1.00x10.00. Splash Shield Attaching. Rear Splash Shield to Knuckle. Front Splash Shield to Knuckle. Dust Shield to Knuckle. Rear...
MSRP $5.10 CAD
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Mopar® Brake Calipers FAQs

What Do Mopar® Brake Calipers Do?

The factory brake calipers on your Chrysler clamp down on the brake rotor to stop the wheel from rotating. Every time you press the brake pedal, it sends brake fluid from the master cylinder through a series of tubes, hoses, and valves. That brake fluid creates pressure on the pistons inside the caliper, which forces brake pads against the rotor. Your Jeep slows as a result of the resistance this creates. Eventually your vehicle stops when enough pressure is applied.

How Do You Spot Faulty Calipers?

There's a tremendous amount of heat generated when you brake. In time, this can weaken the seals inside the calipers, causing them to break down. Signs of trouble include:

  • Your brakes regularly grind or squeal
  • Your Dodge pulls to one side when you're braking
  • Your brakes feel spongy
  • You need to pump the brakes to get them to work right
  • Your warning light comes on

Why Do Genuine Mopar® Calipers Perform Best?

Your best choice when looking to replace your brake calipers is buying the high quality Mopar® calipers that are made specifically for your vehicle. They fit best and come with guaranteed performance. Order from our auto parts centre today!