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606681 - Brake Caliper – Front UNF – RH

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OEM Part
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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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Frequently asked questions

What does the front brake caliper do and which side is this one?
This is the front right-hand brake caliper. It clamps over the brake disc and houses the hydraulic pistons that press the pads against the disc under braking. It's the OEM caliper with UNF imperial thread fittings, the early specification before the metric changeover.
What's the difference between this UNF caliper and the metric AEU1718?
This caliper uses UNF imperial thread fittings, the early front brake specification. The later equivalent is AEU1718, the front right-hand caliper with metric 12mm threads. The two aren't interchangeable on the brake pipe union, so match the thread type to your existing hoses and pipes before ordering.
How do I know whether I need the UNF or metric front caliper?
Check the thread on your existing brake hose union. This UNF caliper takes imperial-threaded fittings; if your vehicle uses metric 12mm fittings you need AEU1718 instead. Mixing thread types on a brake union is unsafe, so confirm the thread before fitting.
What are the signs a front brake caliper needs replacing?
A failing front caliper typically shows as a sticking or seized piston, brake drag, uneven pad wear, or fluid leaking at the caliper. On the brake system this usually pulls the vehicle to one side under braking. A seized caliper should be replaced rather than repeatedly freed off.