Genuine VW/Audi 8J0615423G Brake Caliper; Rear Left – Audi | AU8J0615423G

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P/N: 8J0615423G Genuine VW/Audi

Description:

Rear Left

TT. Code-Ee. 3.2l. Without ventilated. Left.

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AU8J0615423G

Brake calipers are the hydraulic clamps that create the friction needed to slow and stop Audi models equipped with disc brakes. They function by using hydraulic fluid to force pistons inside the caliper to press brake pads on both sides of the brake rotor. The friction created by the brake pads pressing against the rotor slows the rotation of the rotor until it eventually stops turning. Every time you press on the brake pedal, hydraulic fluid is sent to the brake calipers for them to engage the pads.

Brake calipers are machined parts and are designed for the life of your Audi. However, they do have seals and boots that can wear out and moisture can cause the calipers, caliper pistons, and brake bleeder screws to rust.

Replacing Your Audi Brake Calipers

Replacing brake calipers requires the caliper to be disconnected from the brake hydraulic line and unbolted from the steering knuckle or wheel spindle.
Before bolting on a new brake caliper, it should be fitted with new brake pads and the brake rotor should be replaced.
Once the new brake caliper is bolted on the steering knuckle or wheel spindle and the brake hydraulic line is reconnected, the brake caliper and other calipers on the vehicle must be bled to remove all air from the brake hydraulic system.
The brake calipers can be bled by pumping the brake pedal and holding it pressed then loosening the bleeder screw on the caliper.
Once the bleeder screw is loosened, air will be forced out of the caliper being replaced by brake fluid and the brake pedal will drop to the floor.
Before releasing the brake pedal the bleeder screw must be tightened to prevent air from entering back into the caliper when the pedal is released.
This process must be repeated until no air comes out of the caliper and then repeated for each caliper to remove all air from the brake hydraulic system.

Audi Brake Calipers.

Any Genuine brand part is obtained directly through our vehicle dealership network from your vehicle’s manufacturer. This is always your best option for getting the exact same part that is being replaced and will be the latest version design.

Left = Driver side and Right = Passenger side.

All parts are priced individually unless identified as a set or kit. “Per car” notes identify how many of a given part your car has and
“Left/Right or Front/Rear” notes means the part fits the left or right side of the car. These parts are still sold individually and you’ll
need to select the appropriate quantity if you plan to replace more than one of this item.