OEM Honda Brake Calipers

Think of the brake calipers as pressurized arms for your disc braking system. They are connected to your brake pedal, usually located on the front two wheels, or all four.

How Brake Calipers Work on Your Honda

In order for your Honda to stop, the disc braking system requires the calipers to press forward the attached pads into the rotor discs. When you press the brake pedal, hydraulic pressure from a reservoir that delivers fluid to the caliper. The fluid charges a piston within the caliper assembly, which is the device that moves the brake pads forward, and holds the pads against the rotors to slow and eventually stop your vehicle.

Signs of Brake Caliper Failure

Since brake calipers are made of iron and are mechanical in nature, over time they can break down and begin to fail. This tends to happen for Honda models after 50,000 or 70,000 miles. If you begin to feel a pull to one side of the vehicle when braking, or notice a grinding sound or jerking when braking, seek a brake inspection ASAP. Then, find the right fitted calipers for your model trim inside our online auto parts store.

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Brake calipers can retail for hundreds of dollars at your local parts dealer. We cut out the middleman so that our buyers don't end up paying retail prices. This allows you to save up to 35% off the MSRP when it comes to genuine Honda parts. Plus, we ship your order to anywhere in the country, if you are out of state for half the year.

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