What is the purpose of a caliper spring?

A caliper spring's main job is to hold the brake pads firmly in place within the caliper bracket. This prevents them from rattling and ensures they make proper contact with the rotor when you apply the brakes.

Why should I replace my caliper springs?

Caliper springs can corrode or lose tension over time, especially in harsh environments. Replacing them during a brake job ensures proper pad seating and can prevent noise or uneven wear.

Does this spring come with any other hardware?

This product is for the Brembo OE Caliper Spring (part number 120419685) only. Other brake hardware, such as pins or clips, are typically sold separately.

Brembo OE Caliper Spring 120419685

Name: Brembo OE Caliper Spring
Brand: Brembo OE Powersports
SKU: brembo-oe-powersports-brembo-oe-caliper-spring-t14-946647
Price: 8.50 USD
Availability: BackOrder

Brembo OE Caliper Spring

$8.50

On Backorder — Expected to ship by May 9, 2026

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Brembo OE Caliper Spring. Direct fit for many applications.

Key Features

Fits various applications as a direct replacement caliper spring.
Manufactured by Brembo OE Powersports, a trusted name in braking.
Part number 120419685 is designed to meet original equipment specifications.
Helps keep brake pads properly seated in the caliper bracket.
Constructed from durable materials for long-lasting performance.

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Product Details

This is a Brembo OE Caliper Spring, part number 120419685. It's a small but important piece of your braking system, designed to keep your brake pads properly seated against the caliper bracket. Without the right spring, pads can rattle or not sit flush, which can affect braking performance and even lead to uneven wear.

Brembo is well-known for their braking components, and these OE springs are made to meet the original equipment specifications for your vehicle. They are built from durable materials to resist corrosion and maintain their tension over time, ensuring your brake pads stay in place where they belong. This part is a direct replacement, meaning it's made to fit right into your existing caliper setup without any modifications needed.

When you're working on your brakes, it's always a good idea to replace small hardware like caliper springs, especially if the old ones are rusted or damaged. It's a simple step that helps ensure your brake job is done right and your brakes perform as they should.