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Buick Rainier Caliper Mount Part Number: 88965679
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Buick Rainier Caliper Mount Part Number: 89027181
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Buick Rainier Brake Caliper Bracket
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The Buick Rainier Brake Caliper Bracket proves to be as crucial an element as any that summarize the durability and power of the Buick Rainier, an automobile model of the mid size luxury SUV, which rolled of the production line between 2004 and 2007. This Brake Caliper Bracket is designed to properly fit the brake pads so that they can still effectively clamp down on the brake rotors. And this stability is very important for the normal functioning of the braking system, and, therefore, safety and performance of Rainier models, ranging from CXL to CXL Plus. The Buick Rainier Brake Caliper Bracket also adds to the kind of design that Buick has afforded the vehicle to enable very effective and efficient braking to be made and thus contribute to the actual overall performance during driving. The particularity of this Brake Caliper Bracket is in its universality applicable to various Rainier configurations; besides, it is quite popular among auto parts suppliers because of its intricate design and resilience. Also, the Buick Rainier features safety aspects that include the all-disc antilock brakes and the GM company's StabiliTrak electronic stability system that in combination with the Brake Caliper Bracket guarantees safety in driving. This way, the above features help to retain the Buick Rainier as a car of choice particularly for anyone in search of an improved performance as well as enhanced safety. All together, Buick Rainier Brake Caliper Bracket is among the critical features that serve the purpose of improving the vehicle's braking in effectiveness and safety aspect that underlines the Buick Rainier reputation for superior performance on the car market.
Buick Rainier Brake Caliper Bracket Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to replace the front brake caliper bracket on Buick Rainier?A:To replace the front Brake Caliper Bracket first raise the vehicle then remove tire and wheel assembly. Check on the brake caliper assembly and support it with heavy mechanic wire or equivalent when hydraulically flexible brake hose is connected while separated from its mount so as not to cause damage on the hose. Disassemble the front brake caliper assembly and move it to the side, then check the Brake Pads. Take off the front brake pads from the mounting bracket and check the brake hardware. Once taking out the Brake Pad retaining clips from the mounting bracket, remove the brake caliper mounting bracket retaining bolts prior to the mounting bracket itself. Remove the guide pin seals from brake caliper mounting bracket and inspect brake rotor. Mount on the guide pin seals on the mounting bracket, the guide pins and Brake Pad retaining clips are to be cleaned with denatured alcohol if reused, as are allowed to dry in non-lubricated, filtered air. Spray high-temperature silicone brake lubricant on the brake caliper guide pins, but without contact with Brake Pad retaining clips, and mount the brake caliper mounting bracket. Tighten the brake caliper mounting bracket bolts to the value of 150 n.m (110 lb ft) and install front Brake Pad hardware along with front brake pads to the mounting bracket. Install the brake caliper assembly, tire and wheel assembly afterward, lower the vehicle. The brake pedal should be pumped slowly but firmly to press down the brake pads properly.
- Q: How to replace the rear brake caliper bracket on Buick Rainier?A:Start your project by lifting the vehicle and taking off its tire and wheel. Hold up the brake caliper assembly with mechanic's wire when working if the mount splits off but keeps the flexible brake hose connected as this prevents brake fluid leaks through hose damage. Put the rear brake caliper on the side and examine the Brake Pads before taking out installation steps. Check hardware parts inside the front brake pads bracket before uninstallation. Unfasten the Brake Pad retaining clips from the mounting bracket and afterward take out its brake caliper mounting bracket retaining bolts to finally detach the brake caliper mounting bracket. Check the brake rotor while taking out the guide pin seals from the Brake Caliper Bracket mounting. Put the guide pin seals on top of the mounting bracket before moving forward. To prepare guide pins and clips for reuse wash them with denatured alcohol and blow them dry using filtered non-lubricated air. Trickle high temperature silicone brake lubricant onto the brake caliper guide pins at any spot except the Brake Pad retaining clips. Secure the brake caliper mounting bracket onto its bolts and fasten them to a torque setting of 200 nm (148 ft. Lbs.). Fasten the rear Brake Pad items to the brake caliper mounting plate before adding the Brake Pad hardware. Put back the rear brake caliper assembly then add tire and wheel parts before lowering the car. Press the brake pedal steadily and gradually so the brake pads find their correct position.
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