Carlson Disc Brake Hardware Kit P/N:13379Q
Carlson 13298Q front brake hardware kit for the 1992-1998 Mazda MPV supplies the clips and bushings that locate the brake pads and caliper. This Carlson brake hardware kit, also called a disc brake hardware kit, is made to work with the rest of the brake system.
Worn or rusted clips and bushings can show up as rattling or squealing brakes, a caliper that sticks, or pads that wear unevenly. Before you replace the kit, rule out worn pads, a seized caliper and a damaged rotor, since they produce similar noise and pulling.
This kit is a direct-fit replacement for the 1992-1998 Mazda MPV, which takes one kit.
Fit and size
Build and materials
Two caliper suspension bushings, two rubber bushings, pad retaining clips and dust boots.
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Does the Carlson 13298Q hardware kit fit the 1992-1998 Mazda MPV?
Yes. Carlson 13298Q is a front brake hardware kit that fits the 1992-1998 Mazda MPV, and the MPV takes one kit.
Which bushings and clips come with the Carlson 13298Q kit?
Carlson 13298Q includes two caliper suspension bushings, two rubber bushings, pad retaining clips and dust boots.
Is this front hardware kit made of stainless steel?
Yes. The material is stainless steel, and the finish is dual-coated PTFE/rubber.
How can I tell if my pad clips and caliper bushings are worn?
Rattling or squealing brakes, a caliper that sticks or pads that wear unevenly can be signs of worn hardware. A shop can inspect it during a brake service.
What does the PTFE coating on this brake hardware kit do?
The low-friction PTFE coating is there to reduce drag in the brake hardware.
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