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All About Brake Calipers
How They Work
When you press the sole of your foot against the brake pedal, the master brake cylinder sends hydraulic brake fluid to the calipers. The mounting pressure causes them to clamp brake pads onto the brake rotors. That generates the friction that leads to your vehicle slowing and eventually coming to a stop.
Why They Go Bad
Braking produces a tremendous amount of heat. If your brake pads and rotors don't disperse that heat properly, the caliper seals can decay. That gives brake pad dust and other debris the chance to get into the calipers and foul them up.
Signs of Faulty Brake Caliper
They include grinding or squealing noises, an unusually squishy brake pedal, your vehicle pulling to one side when you brake, and needing to pump the brakes to get them to engage.
When to Change Them
If you aren't experiencing any problems, you can expect your brake calipers to last 100,000 miles or 10 years.
Why You Should Buy Your Brake Calipers From Platinum Ford Parts
There are three main reasons:
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