Caliper Parts
Disc Brake Caliper Adapter, Left
MSRP $146.00 CAD
Part Number: 68225299AA
Mopar Positions: Rear
Other Names: Adapter
Description: Rear
Brake Caliper, Right Rear
MSRP $207.00 CAD
Part Number: 68651036AA
Mopar Positions: Right, Rear
Other Names: Brake Caliper, Right Rear, Caliper K
Disc Brake Pin Kit, Right Or Left
MSRP $23.65 CAD
Part Number: 68160691AA
Mopar Positions: Left, Right
Other Names: Disc Brake Pin Kit, Right Or Left, Disc Brake Pin Kit, Left, Disc Brake Pin Kit, Right, Pin
Bolt, Mounting
MSRP $19.75 CAD
Part Number: 34201535
Mopar Other Names: Bolt
Description: Knuckle to Hub and Bearing
Notes: Engines: 2.5l i4 turbo diesel engine.
Disc Brake Caliper Adapter, Right
MSRP $146.00 CAD
Part Number: 68225298AA
Mopar Positions: Rear
Other Names: Adapter
Description: Rear
Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Right
MSRP $268.00 CAD
Part Number: 68225168AD
Mopar Positions: Front
Other Names: Caliper
Replaces: 68225168aa, 68225168ab, 68225168ac
Description: Front
Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Right
MSRP $180.00 CAD
Part Number: 68651028AA
Mopar Other Names: Caliper K
Disc Brake Caliper
MSRP $268.00 CAD
Part Number: 1BP01055AA
bproauto Positions: Rear Left
Other Names: 840249261264
Notes: Warranty Special: Up to $150.00 in labor if professionally installed. bproauto parts sold over-the-counter for vehicle owner or...
Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Right
MSRP $439.00 CAD
Part Number: 68526658AA
Mopar Positions: Rear
Other Names: Caliper
Replaces: 68225304aa, 68225304ab, 68225304ac
Description: Rear
6 Lobe Screw
MSRP $5.40 CAD
Part Number: 06509954AA
Mopar Other Names: 06509954aa, Screw
Description: M12X1.25X78.00. Front Shock to Knuckle
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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!