The Centric Semi-Loaded Disc Brake Caliper 141.61147 (also written 14161147) houses the piston that clamps the front right brake pads against the rotor. It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2013-2019 Ford Escape (All, L4-2.0L), 2017-2019 Ford Escape (L4-1.5L), 2013-2016 Ford Escape (L4-1.6L), 2013-2018 Ford Focus (All), 2014-2023 Ford Transit Connect (All), and 2019 Lincoln MKC (All).
A seized, leaking, or corroded caliper can cause uneven pad wear, brake drag, or a soft pedal. If a failed front right caliper is the cause of your braking issue, this remanufactured unit replaces it.
- Remanufactured & verified: 100% pressure tested and inspected to confirm proper operation and fitment.
- Corrosion protection: tumble blasted, then treated with a rust-preventative anti-corrosion finish.
- Semi-loaded design: includes the bleeder screw plus hardware and brackets; comes without brake pads.
- Specs: published bore size 57; cataloged for the front right position. Country of origin: United States.
Interchange: 113-5424-4 · 242-6034A
11354244 · 2426034A · 18B5483 · 18B5482 · 054 · 127 · BV6Z2B292A · BV6Z2B292B · CV6Z2B292D · T0833 · T08S3 · BRCF226 · E14666152 · 7059 · KIN6972 · SE6033A · BV6Z2B120A
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does this caliper come with brake pads?
No. It ships without brake pads. This is a semi-loaded caliper that includes the bleeder screw plus hardware and brackets, so you'll need to supply brake pads separately.
What position does 141.61147 fit?
It is cataloged for the front right position on the listed applications.
Is this a new or remanufactured caliper?
It's remanufactured—tumble blasted, treated with an anti-corrosion finish, and 100% pressure tested and inspected for proper operation and fitment.
Which vehicles does it fit?
It fits the 2013-2019 Ford Escape, 2013-2018 Ford Focus, 2014-2023 Ford Transit Connect, and 2019 Lincoln MKC. See the Buyer's Guide tab for engine-specific coverage.
Should I replace both calipers at the same time?
Replacing calipers in axle pairs is a good practice for balanced braking, though not required. This listing is for one caliper; inspect the opposite side and the pads during service.
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