What is the purpose of a caliper seal?

The caliper seal's main job is to prevent brake fluid from leaking out of the caliper assembly. It also keeps dirt, road debris, and moisture from getting into the caliper, which could damage internal components.

When should I replace my caliper seals?

You should consider replacing caliper seals when you are rebuilding or servicing your calipers, or if you notice any signs of brake fluid leaks around the caliper area. It's also a good idea to replace them if the rubber appears cracked or brittle.

Does this seal come with any other hardware?

This product is for the caliper seal only. Any other necessary hardware, such as dust boots or O-rings for other parts of the caliper, would typically be sold separately.

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Brand: Brembo OE Powersports
Part #: 120279911
UPC: 8020584701300

Brembo OE Caliper Seal

Name: Brembo OE Caliper Seal
Brand: Brembo OE Powersports
SKU: brembo-oe-powersports-brembo-oe-caliper-seal-t14-1006843
Price: 68.35 USD
Availability: InStock

$68.35

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Brembo OE Caliper Seal for brake system maintenance. Ensures proper caliper function.

Key Features

Brembo OE Caliper Seal for brake system maintenance.
Designed to replace the original equipment seal.
Helps maintain caliper integrity and prevent leaks.
Ensures proper brake fluid containment and contaminant exclusion.

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Product Details

When you're rebuilding or servicing your brake calipers, ensuring a good seal is critical for proper function. This Brembo OE Caliper Seal is designed to replace the original seal, helping to maintain the integrity of your brake system. A worn or damaged seal can lead to leaks or reduced braking performance, so replacing it with a well-made part from Brembo is a smart move.

This seal is made to the same specifications as the original equipment, meaning it should fit right into your caliper assembly. Proper sealing prevents brake fluid from escaping and contaminants from entering the caliper, which is essential for consistent braking power and the longevity of your brake components. It's a small part, but it plays a big role in keeping your brakes working as they should.