Carlson Disc Brake Caliper Piston P/N:7114
Rebuild a sticking or leaking front brake caliper with the Carlson Disc Brake Caliper Piston 7150 — the hydraulic piston that seats inside the front disc brake caliper and presses the brake pad against the rotor. It's a direct-fit front replacement for a wide range of applications, including the 2017-2018 BMW X4, 2007-2018 BMW X5, 2008-2019 BMW X6, 2013-2019 Ford Fusion, 2006-2008 Jaguar S-Type, 2008-2015 Land Rover LR2, 2013-2020 Lincoln MKZ, and 2001-2007 Volvo S60 — see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list of applications.
Signs a caliper piston may need replacing include a piston that sticks or seizes in its bore, corrosion or pitting on the piston wall, brake drag, or uneven pad wear. Because these symptoms can have other causes, diagnose the caliper before replacing. If a worn or corroded piston is the cause, this Carlson piston helps restore normal caliper operation. Manufacturer part number 7150.
What is the Carlson 7150?
It's the hydraulic caliper piston that seats inside the front disc brake caliper and pushes the brake pad against the rotor. Manufacturer part number 7150.
Which vehicles does it fit?
Front calipers on applications like the BMW X4/X5/X6, Ford Fusion, Jaguar S-Type/XF/XK, Land Rover LR2, Lincoln MKZ, and Volvo S60/S80/V70/XC70. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
Is this a front or rear piston?
Front — it's cataloged for the front disc brake caliper on the listed applications.
How many pistons do I need?
The listed applications use two per vehicle (qty 2). It's best practice to service both front calipers together for even, balanced braking.
How do I know if my caliper piston is bad?
Signs may include a sticking or seized piston, corrosion or pitting, brake drag, or uneven pad wear. Diagnose the cause before replacing, as these can have other sources.
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