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606681 - Brake Caliper – Front UNF – RH

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Front Brake Caliper for the right-hand side, with UNF (imperial) thread fittings.

The caliper mounts over the front brake disc and houses the hydraulic pistons and brake pads. Under braking, hydraulic pressure drives the pistons to clamp the pads against the disc. This is the early UNF-threaded version; the later metric-threaded equivalent is AEU1718.
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606681

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Frequently asked questions

What is the 606681 brake caliper used for?
The 606681 is a front brake caliper for the right-hand side, with UNF (imperial) thread fittings. It mounts over the front brake disc and houses the hydraulic pistons that clamp the brake pads against the disc under braking.
What's the difference between this caliper and a metric-threaded version?
This is the earlier UNF-threaded caliper design, using imperial thread fittings throughout. Later production switched to a metric-threaded caliper, so it's worth checking your vehicle's existing caliper threads before ordering to avoid a mismatch.
Do I need to fit RH and LH calipers as a pair?
It's common practice to replace front calipers in pairs (RH and LH together) even if only one has failed, since uneven wear or a seized piston on one side usually means the other isn't far behind.
Why would this caliper need replacing?
Calipers typically fail from a seized or leaking piston, usually caused by corrosion or perished seals after years of exposure to road salt and moisture. Symptoms include the vehicle pulling to one side under braking or a dragging brake.