Dynamic Friction 331-40667 rear left brake caliper for the 2009-2013 Dodge Journey presses the brake pads against the rotor to slow the wheel. Also called a disc brake caliper, it turns brake fluid pressure from the pedal into clamping force at that wheel.
A car that pulls to one side under braking, a wheel that drags, or brake fluid around the piston are signs a caliper may be failing. During a brake service with the wheel off, look at the pad wear and the brake hose first, since a seized slide pin or a swollen hose can pull the car the same way. Find that cause before replacing the caliper.
This brake caliper is a direct-fit replacement for the 2009-2013 Dodge Journey, which takes one on the rear left. The rear right is a separate part, so order it separately; both sides are normally replaced together.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One rear left brake caliper. Brake pads are not included.
Will the Dynamic Friction 331-40667 rear left caliper fit a 2009-2013 Dodge Journey?
Yes. Dynamic Friction 331-40667 is a rear left brake caliper for the 2009-2013 Dodge Journey. The rear right side is a separate part.
Do Dynamic Friction brake calipers like this one come with brake pads?
No. Brake pads are not included with Dynamic Friction 331-40667. This listing is one rear left caliper, and the bleeder screw is included.
What size is the piston in this rear left brake caliper?
The caliper has a single piston, 43 mm in diameter. The piston is the part that pushes the brake pad against the rotor.
Is this rear left brake caliper cast iron or aluminum?
Cast iron. The caliper casting is cast iron, and the piston is steel.
Can a rear brake caliper that sticks make the car drag or pull?
Yes, a sticking caliper can cause dragging or a pull to one side, though other brake parts can do the same. Have a shop inspect the brakes promptly; do not keep driving on a suspect brake.
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