Carlson Disc Brake Caliper Pin Kit P/N:14000
Carlson 14099 front brake caliper pin kit for the 1991-1993 Mercury Capri and other vehicles replaces the guide pins that hold the brake piston in place for effective stopping.
Clicking from the brakes, uneven pad wear or a pull to one side can mean the guide pins are worn, though a sticking caliper piston or worn brake pads can also be behind them. Find the cause before you replace anything.
This kit fits the 1991-1993 Mercury Capri, the 1986-1989 Mazda 323 and the 1987-1989 Mercury Tracer. Each application takes two pins.
Fit and size
Build and materials
Two caliper guide pins. Dust boots, sleeves, washers, nuts, caliper grease and instructions are not included. Plan on new washers and nuts, since the old ones may not be reusable.
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Does the Carlson 14099 fit the 1991-1993 Mercury Capri?
Yes. Carlson 14099 is a front caliper pin kit that fits the 1991-1993 Mercury Capri, as well as the 1986-1989 Mazda 323 and the 1987-1989 Mercury Tracer.
What comes in the Carlson 14099 caliper pin kit?
Carlson 14099 comes with two caliper guide pins. Dust boots, sleeves, washers, nuts, caliper grease and instructions are not included.
How long and thick are the pins in this kit?
Each pin is 81.3 mm (3-1/5 in) long and 1/4 in in diameter. The pins are steel with a round head measuring 7.6 mm (2/7 in).
Does the Carlson disc brake caliper pin kit have a corrosion resistant coating?
Yes. The pins have a corrosion resistant coating for durability on harsh roads, and they are made of steel.
Should I replace the guide pins when I change the brake pads?
Yes. Brakes work as a system, so the caliper guide pins are replaced when the brake friction material is ready to be replaced.
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