Keep every front caliper sliding, seating, and clamping the way it should with the Centric Parts disc brake hardware kit 117.63027. This front-position hardware kit drops in as an application-specific replacement for a wide range of Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, and Mercury vehicles, including the 2012-2020 Dodge Charger and 2005-2021 Chrysler 300 — see the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list of covered models and years.
It supplies the hardware that locates the pads and keeps the caliper moving freely, so worn or missing pieces get renewed at the same time as a brake job.
Replace worn clips and anti-rattle hardware whenever you service the front pads for the best result.
Interchange: 1406-481298
1406481298 · H5860 · E12268032 · 68151945AA · H5671 · H5700
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What is the Centric Parts brake hardware kit 117.63027?
It's a front brake hardware kit that supplies the hardware used to locate the pads and keep the caliper sliding freely during a brake service.
Which vehicles does this kit fit?
It fits front applications on models such as the 2012-2020 Dodge Charger and 2005-2021 Chrysler 300. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
Is this a front or rear kit?
This is a front-position brake hardware kit for the listed applications.
Does replacing this hardware make my brakes quieter?
Fresh, correctly seated hardware is designed to help deliver a quieter braking system and smoother pedal travel. If worn clips are the cause of noise or rattle, replacing them addresses it.
Should I install new hardware with new brake pads?
Yes. Clips and anti-rattle hardware wear over time, so installing this kit whenever you replace the front pads helps maintain proper pad movement and even wear.
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