Help your new pads slide freely and stay quiet with the Carlson disc brake hardware kit, part number 13328Q, made for the front brakes. It installs as an exact-fit, original replacement on the 1996-2004 Nissan Pathfinder, 1997-1999 Infiniti Q45, and 1997-1999 Infiniti QX4. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine-specific details.
Brakes are designed as a system, and every part needs to work together for the best performance. This kit is intended to help protect your brakes and keep them performing as designed.
- Low-friction PTFE coating: helps reduce drag.
- Quality materials: made to suppress high stress levels.
- Quieter operation: helps deliver a quieter, more efficient braking system.
- OE quality: matches Original Equipment (OE) quality specifications for exact fitment.
Signs that the front brake hardware may need replacing include rattling or squealing from the brakes, pads that stick or drag, and uneven pad wear. If worn or corroded hardware is the cause, this kit replaces it. Diagnose the brake system before you replace parts.
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This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
13328Q, H15784, FH13328Q, 83632A, H18031A
Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicles does the Carlson brake hardware kit 13328Q fit?
It is listed for the front brakes of the 1996-2004 Nissan Pathfinder, 1997-1999 Infiniti Q45, and 1997-1999 Infiniti QX4. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine-specific details.
What does the PTFE coating do?
Carlson uses a low-friction PTFE coating on this kit to help reduce drag.
Does this kit match original equipment quality?
Yes. Carlson states that this part matches Original Equipment (OE) quality specifications and is designed as an exact-fit, original replacement.
What signs suggest my front brake hardware needs replacing?
Rattling or squealing, pads that stick or drag, and uneven pad wear can come from worn hardware. Other brake problems can cause the same signs, so inspect the system before you replace parts.
Why replace the hardware when changing pads?
Brakes are designed as a system, and worn hardware can stop new pads from moving and seating as intended. New hardware helps the pads work together with the rest of the brake assembly.
