Carlson Disc Brake Caliper Support Spring P/N:H5457
Carlson H5464 front caliper support spring for the 2003-2006 Ford Expedition and other vehicles helps prevent brake noise on the front brakes. This disc brake caliper support spring is a replacement part and helps prevent uneven braking.
Brake noise or uneven braking can mean the spring is worn, though other brake parts can produce similar noises. During a brake service, with the wheel off and the brakes cool, look at the spring for rust, bending or cracks, and find the cause before you replace it.
This spring is a direct replacement for the 2003-2006 Ford Expedition and the 2003-2006 Lincoln Navigator, and it matches OE quality specifications.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One caliper support spring. This listing is a single spring, and these vehicles take one.
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Is the Carlson H5464 spring right for a 2003-2006 Ford Expedition?
Yes. Carlson H5464 is a direct replacement for the 2003-2006 Ford Expedition, and the 2003-2006 Lincoln Navigator takes it as well.
How many springs come in this front caliper support spring listing?
This listing holds one spring, which matches the quantity these vehicles take.
Does the H5464 spring have a corrosion-resistant coating?
Yes. The Carlson H5464 has a corrosion-resistant coating, and its country of origin is China.
What front-brake signs can go with a worn caliper support spring?
Brake noise or uneven braking can go with a worn spring. A shop can tell whether the spring or another brake part is behind it.
Is this caliper support spring for the front or rear brakes?
Front. This spring is listed for the front brakes.
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