What does this hardware kit include?

This kit contains the essential spring steel clips and pins needed for the front brake calipers on your Mercury Capri. These parts help ensure your brake pads slide correctly within the caliper bracket.

Why is it important to replace brake hardware?

Over time, brake hardware can corrode, bend, or lose tension, which can cause brake pads to stick or not apply pressure evenly. Replacing worn hardware is crucial for safe and effective braking performance.

Does this kit come with new brake pads or rotors?

No, this is a hardware kit only. It includes the small metal pieces like clips and pins that hold the brake pads and allow the caliper to function. You will need to purchase brake pads and rotors separately if needed.

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DFC 70-77 Mercury Capri Front Premium Hardware Kit

Specifications

Brand: DFC
Part #: 340-56009
UPC: 190920005251

DFC 70-77 Mercury Capri Front Premium Hardware Kit

Name: DFC 70-77 Mercury Capri Front Premium Hardware Kit
Brand: DFC
Price: 9.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$9.00

Only 6 left in stock

Fits 1970-1977 Mercury Capri. DFC front brake hardware kit restores proper caliper function.

Key Features

Fits 1970-1977 Mercury Capri.
Includes essential clips and pins for front brake caliper function.
Constructed with spring steel for durability and proper tension.
Restores proper brake pad movement within the caliper bracket.

⚠️ CA WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm. Learn more

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Fits this vehicle

Mercury Capri 1970-1977

Product Details

When you're doing a brake job, especially on a classic like the Capri, it's important to replace these small but critical components. Old hardware can seize up, leading to uneven braking or even a caliper sticking. This kit includes all the necessary clips and pins to get your front brakes working like they should again, making sure your brake pads can slide properly within the caliper bracket.