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SEG100260A - Brake Caliper – Front – RH

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Original price - Original price €144,50
Original price
€144,50
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Current price €144,50
OEM Part
OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.
Brand ATE
Brake Caliper - Front - Right-Hand is part of the front disc brake assembly on the Freelander 1.

The caliper houses the hydraulic pistons and brake pads, clamping them against the brake disc when brake pressure is applied. This is the right-hand unit.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 1 1996-2006 (L314)
Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 1997-2006 — Front brake calliper (V)1A000001
Alternative Codes
SEG100260ASEG100260

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Frequently asked questions

What is the SEG100260A brake caliper and what does it do?
The SEG100260A is the front right-hand brake caliper for the Freelander 1, supplied as an OEM ATE unit. It holds the hydraulic pistons and pads and clamps them against the front disc under brake pressure. This is the right-hand side.
Which Freelander does the SEG100260A fit?
SEG100260A fits the Freelander 1 from 1997 to 2006, the front brake caliper from VIN 1A000001. It's the right-hand side; the left-hand caliper is SEG100270. Confirm your side with the VIN before ordering.
What's the difference between the SEG100260A and SEG100260?
SEG100260A is the OEM ATE-branded front right caliper, while SEG100260 is the Allmakes aftermarket version of the same part. Both fit the Freelander 1 front right. Choose SEG100260A if you want the OEM ATE manufacturer's unit.
Why does a Freelander caliper fail and when should it be replaced?
Freelander 1 front calipers typically seize when the piston or slider pins corrode, causing a binding brake, uneven pad wear, or a pull under braking. A sticking caliper overheats the disc. Replace a seized or leaking caliper, and many fitters do both front sides at once.