Help keep the rear disc brakes on your Ford quiet and properly located with the Carlson Disc Brake Hardware Kit (H5854). This rear brake hardware kit installs as a direct-fit replacement on many vehicles, among them the 2013-2016 Ford Escape, 2012-2018 Ford Focus, and 2014-2022 Ford Transit Connect (see the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list), refreshing the small clips, bushings, and caps that hold everything working together as a system.
What's in the kit: 2 pad retainers, 4 caliper suspension bushings, and 4 caps, plus dust boots.
- Stainless steel construction: hardware is made of stainless steel with a zinc finish.
- Dust boots included: helps protect the caliper hardware from contamination.
- OE-quality match: matches Original Equipment (OE) quality specifications for exact fitment and original replacement.
- System approach: fresh hardware helps the pads move and seat correctly for smoother, quieter braking when worn hardware is the cause of noise or drag.
Replacing this hardware alongside pads is good practice, since fatigued clips and bushings can contribute to uneven pad movement. Country of origin: China.
Interchange: H5851A · FHH5854 · H5857A
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This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
H5854, H5851A, FHH5854, H5857A
Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicles does this hardware kit fit?
It's a direct-fit rear brake hardware kit for many vehicles, among them the 2013-2016 Ford Escape, 2012-2018 Ford Focus, and 2014-2022 Ford Transit Connect. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
What comes in the kit?
It includes 2 pad retainers, 4 caliper suspension bushings, and 4 caps, along with dust boots.
What is the hardware made of?
The hardware is made of stainless steel with a zinc finish.
Is this for the front or rear brakes?
This kit is cataloged for the rear disc brakes on the listed applications.
Should I replace this hardware when I do a brake job?
Installing fresh hardware with new pads is good practice, since worn clips and bushings can cause uneven pad movement and noise.
