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Chevrolet Lumina Caliper, Rear Part Number: 3487818
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Chevrolet Lumina Caliper, Driver Side Part Number: 3494138
Chevrolet Lumina Caliper, Rear Part Number: 3487819
Chevrolet Lumina Caliper Part Number: 88962832
Chevrolet Lumina Caliper Part Number: 88962831
Chevrolet Lumina Caliper, Passenger Side Part Number: 3494139
Chevrolet Lumina Caliper Overhaul Kit Part Number: 3487729
Chevrolet Lumina Caliper, Passenger Side Part Number: 18060107
Chevrolet Lumina Caliper, Driver Side Part Number: 18060106
Chevrolet Lumina Overhaul Kit Part Number: 18029823
Chevrolet Lumina Overhaul Kit, Front Part Number: 18015169
Chevrolet Lumina Brake Calipers
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Chevrolet Lumina Brake Calipers are part of assemblies and systems that enable the vehicle to stop and are well acclaimed for efficiency and durability. These brake calipers operate by compressing the hydraulic pressure coming from the master cylinder and turning it into mechanical force that concludes to pushing the brake pads onto the rotors in ending the Chevrolet Lumina. Car compatible with Lumina models manufactured from 1989 to 2013, these models include both fixed and floating Brake Calipers. There are two types of calipers- fixed that have several pistons; that apply pressure equally to both portions of the brake caliper, and floating that moves and puts pressure more efficiently. The Chevrolet Lumina Brake Calipers aim at providing the vehicle with the prime safety and performance; therefore, periodic check-ups of the brake system are necessary so that to avoid the problems related to brake drag or fluid leakage. In the years that have passed, improvements have been made to the design of the calipers, this applies to performance brakes but also includes what can be referred to as cosmetic upgrades. Features of the brake calipers of Chevrolet Lumina include improved parts that dictate the calipers' efficiency and sturdiness in the market. Being a car of the midsize segment, the Chevrolet Lumina always incorporates itself with an attempt to sum up all cars that Chevrolet has to offer, and the Brake Calipers are no exception, as they help Chevrole to sustain its target of making safe and efficient cars. All in all, the Chevrolet Lumina Brake Calipers prove that the Lumina brand is heir to some of the most notable characteristics associated with Chevrolet, namely high quality and technology, which allows drivers to depend on their automobiles.
Chevrolet Lumina Brake Calipers Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Service and Repair Brake Calipers on Chevrolet Lumina?A:Before servicing or repairing the brake caliper always take precautions to avoid putting fingers near the caliper piston(s) when using compressed air because a sudden release from the piston can seriously injure you. After cleaning the caliper space put soft materials inside to control piston movement after you blow through with air to let the pistons move out without hurting the parts. The piston will be pushed out after air enters the inlet and exits through the rubber boot. Replace the piston when you detect any scuffs, damage, rust or worn chrome plating on the surface. Keep the caliper bore undamaged when you take off the boot and use plastic or wood tools to extract seals. Use a wooden or plastic tool to remove the piston seal from its caliper bore groove and examine all related components for the same wear signs. Light corrosion in the caliper housing calls for replacement because crocus polishing cannot sufficiently remove it. Inspect bolt boots for cracks that need replacement and check for corrosion in caliper bolts, replacing corroded bolts instead of attempting to clean them. Replace the caliper due to damage when you inspect the seal groove inside the caliper housing. Clean all caliper parts in denatured alcohol while removing the bleeder valve cap and valve from the housing. Clear all passages in the caliper and bleeder valve by blowing filtered non-lubricated air. Thread the bleeder valve onto the caliper housing with the j 36349 front dust boot seal installer tool and tighten it to 13 nm (115 inch lbs.); install the cap onto the bleeder valve afterwards. Fit a new piston seal rubbed with lubricant into the mounting slots of the caliper bore space without twisting it. Then put the lubricated boot onto the piston and apply clean brake fluid to the piston. To install the parts you push the piston bottom first and place the boot into the caliper housing counterbore using j 36349 tool. Complete the setup by adding the caliper.
- Q: How to replace brake calipers on Chevrolet Lumina?A:Start brake caliper replacement by taking one-third of brake fluid from the reservoir and securely lifting the vehicle. Locate the wheel placement on the hub before taking off both tires and wheel. Apply two bolts to hold the rotor in its position on the hub while using a large c-clamp to push the Brake Caliper Piston against the Brake Pads until it moves to the caliper bore. Leaving calipers to hang from flexible hoses may result in breakage. Plug the housing ports and pipe to protect brake fluid using proper tools when you remove the brake hose bolt from the inlet fitting. Take away the caliper bolts first and slide the caliper housing free from the rotor and mounting bracket. Look for cuts or tears on bolt boots and swap them with new components when damaged. Test the piston boot for the same effects before proceeding. Replace all corroded caliper bolts with new ones before installation. Place the caliper housing over the rotor and caliper bracket with bushings properly seated inside. Apply silicone grease to the caliper bolts at their contact points only while placing grease in the two lubricant ports inside the caliper bracket. Slide the bolt boot cover onto the caliper bolt shoulder while pushing it into the smooth surface of the pin bolt. Use a screwdriver to secure the bolt and then tighten both pieces to 85 nm (63 ft. Lb). Put back the copper gaskets and fit the brake hose bolt while tightening it to 54 nm (40 ft. Lbs.). Put the rotor out of place by taking off its wheel nuts. Put tires and wheels on the hub while lowering the vehicle. Put fresh brake fluid into the master cylinder tank until it reaches the correct amount. If you removed the inlet fitting you need to bleed the caliper and apply 238 nm (175 lb) torque to the Brake Pedal after bleeding. Preview all hydraulic brake system parts for leaks before ending the process.
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