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TOYOTA YARIS VVT-I ICON
| 2020
| MK3 (YA6)
Brake Caliper
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DAIHATSU EXTOL 16V SWB
| 2006
Brake Caliper (Front Driver Side)
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DAIHATSU EXTOL 16V SWB
| 2006
Brake Caliper (Front Passenger Side)
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VAUXHALL CROSSLAND X SE
| 2018
| MK1 (4570A)
Brake Caliper (Rear Passenger Side)
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VAUXHALL INSIGNIA DESIGN CDTI
| 2015
| MK1 (A) (3700)
Brake Caliper (Front Passenger Side)
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MITSUBISHI FUSO CANTER 35 LWB 3C13-34
| 2010
| FB83B
Brake Caliper
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FORD FIESTA
| 2006
Brake Caliper (Rear Driver Side)
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FORD FIESTA
| 2006
Brake Caliper (Rear Passenger Side)
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Latest Brake Caliper Prices
| TOYOTA YARIS VVT-I ICON | MK3 (YA6) | 2011–20
Brake Caliper | £36.00
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| VAUXHALL INSIGNIA DESIGN CDTI | MK1 (A) (3700) | 2008–17
Brake Caliper (Front Passenger Side) | £25.00
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| LAND ROVER DISCOVERY SPORT TD4 SE TECH | MK1 (LC) | 2014
Brake Caliper | £70.00
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| VOLKSWAGEN CRAFTER CR35 TDI L H/R P/V STARTLINE LWB | MK2 (NF) | 2017
Brake Caliper (Front Driver Side) | £48.00
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| MITSUBISHI FUSO CANTER 35 LWB 3C13-34 | FB83B
Brake Caliper | £360.00
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| SUBARU OUTBACK
Brake Caliper (Rear Passenger Side) | £50.00
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| NISSAN NOTE N-TEC PLUS | MK1 FL (E11) | 2006–13
Brake Caliper (Front Driver Side) | £20.00
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| TOYOTA AVENSIS T4 D-4D | MK3 (T271/ADT271) | 2009
Brake Caliper (Front Passenger Side) | £90.00
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Popular models for brake caliper parts
- Hyundai Ioniq
- Honda Civic
- Vauxhall Astra
- Audi Q5
- Seat Leon
Recent price range for new and used brake calipers
- From £49.00 for a Chevrolet Orlando LTZ VCDi brake caliper (rear driver side)
- Up to £599.00 for an Audi Q5 TDI Quattro S Line Plus brake caliper.
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Van & Car Brake Caliper replacement
Brake callipers are an essential part of your car's braking system. Most cars today are fitted with brake discs on the front wheels and many cars now also have brake discs attached to the rear wheels. When a car is fitted with a brake disc the wheels are attached via metal rotors. What the brake calliper does is create friction with the wheel rotor, therefore slowing the car down. The brake calliper acts like a clamp over the rotor and when you press your foot down onto the brake pedal, brake fluid is released which then creates hydraulic pressure in the pistons within the brake calliper. This then forces the brake pads against the rotor. As a result, this high friction slows the rotor down, which in turn slows the wheel as it is attached to it. It is also important to know that there are two types of callipers: floating and fixed so be sure to purchase the correct one for your car.
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