PowerStop L2091 front left brake caliper for the 1998-2002 Honda Accord clamps the pads against the rotor to slow the wheel. PowerStop brake calipers like this one are sold individually, and this disc brake caliper is a floating, single-piston design.
Pulling to one side, a burning smell after driving or fluid around the caliper can mean it is sticking or leaking. Pulling alone does not show the caliper is the problem; a collapsed brake hose is another common cause. This listing is one caliper for the front left, the front right is a separate part, and both sides are normally replaced together.
This caliper fits the 1998-2002 Honda Accord at the front left wheel, and that Accord takes one caliper at this position.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One caliper. The mounting bracket, mounting bolts, brake pads and caliper grease are not included; plan on new mounting bolts.
Is this 1998-2002 Honda Accord caliper for the left or right side?
It is for the front left. PowerStop L2091 fits the 1998-2002 Honda Accord, and the front right takes its own caliper.
Does the PowerStop L2091 come with the mounting bracket and brake pads?
No. This PowerStop L2091 listing is one caliper; the mounting bracket, mounting bolts, brake pads and caliper grease are not included.
Is this a floating caliper, and how many pistons does it have?
Yes. This front left caliper is a floating design with one steel piston, 57 mm in diameter, and the caliper slides are included.
How can I tell if a front left caliper is sticking?
Pulling toward one side, a burning smell after driving or fluid around the caliper can mean it is sticking or leaking. A shop can test the brake hydraulics.
What are the dust boots on the PowerStop L2091 made of?
They are high-temperature EPDM rubber. The caliper is also assembled with new seals, guide pins and bleeder screws, and it is 100% pressure tested.
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