OEM Ford Probe Brake Caliper

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Ford Probe Brake Caliper provides confident stopping power by converting hydraulic pressure to clamping force on the rotors, a perfect complement to the spirited nature of the Ford Probe. Born from a brand and Mazda partnership, the Probe is an outstanding sleek sport compact that combines front engine front wheel drive balance with a low, wide stance, 99 inch wheelbase and lightweight construction which offers crisp handling and quick acceleration to the young driver. Choice of 5 speed manual or smooth 4 speed automatic allows each Ford enthusiast to customize the performance and efficiency, while later V6 powerplants brought the Probe to 164 horsepower, making highway merges a breeze. Careful factory engineering ensures that original components still fit perfectly, allowing owners to retain the particular style cues such as aluminum wheels and the liftback silhouette that made the Ford Probe a 90s icon. Using the matching Brake Caliper means that maintenance is also simple. This Brake Caliper is made of durable iron that is cast with housing of steel or phenolic pistons and converts the fluid pressure of the master cylinder into mechanical gripping which forces the pads against the rotor with uniform force whether the car uses floating or fixed designs. Regular checks keep the Brake Caliper responsive and maintain safety and increase overall thrill of driving. To install, secure the car, remove the wheel, unbolt and remove the old caliper, change the pads, mount the new unit with fresh washers, reconnect the hose, bleed the brakes, replace the wheel, test at a low speed.