Raybestos Brakes Disc Brake Caliper P/N:FRC11269N
Clamp your brake pads with a factory-matched replacement using the Raybestos R-Line Remanufactured Semi-Loaded Disc Brake Caliper and Bracket Assembly (MPN FRC10673). It's cataloged as the front-right unit and drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 1997-2001 Ford F-150 [All] and the 2002 Lincoln Blackwood [All]. This R-Line non-plated unit is a remanufactured OE caliper rebuilt with all-new rubber and sealing components, then 100% pressure tested.
Country of origin: Mexico.
Interchange: 18-B4634 · 18B4634 · 99-17868A · 9917868A · 18-B4634S · 18B4634S · 18-P4634 · 18P4634 · 141.65033 · 142.65033 · SC1374 · 99-17892A · 9917892A · 14-3203 · 143203 · OE numbers F65Z2B121EA and F75Z2B121BA. Manufacturer part number FRC10673.
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Does this caliper come with a mounting bracket and hardware?
Yes. This is a semi-loaded caliper and bracket assembly, so the mounting bracket is included along with new abutment hardware and bleeder screws.
What brake fluid should I use: DOT 3, DOT 4, or DOT 5?
As a rule, always use the brake fluid recommended by the OE. The type is stamped on the master cylinder reservoir lid, and you should always use new fluid from a sealed container.
My vehicle pulls to one side when braking. Could the caliper be why?
Inspect both calipers for binding or sticky slides and pins, check that brake hoses aren't collapsed or restricted, and inspect steering and suspension components for proper operation.
What type of grease is used on the floating caliper mounting pins?
A silicone grease is used on floating caliper mounting pins.
Can I switch a phenolic-piston caliper for a steel-piston caliper, or vice versa?
Not recommended. OE manufacturers specified steel or phenolic pistons based on the vehicle's intended use, so follow the manufacturer's recommendations.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.