Brake Caliper Rear Left - maXpeedingrods - FK96ZE

Note: Please carefully check the OEM number of your original one which is same as this one, that's...

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This guide is for Audi A4, Audi A6, Seat Exeo ST, Skoda Superb I, and VW Passat owners needing to replace a rear left brake caliper. The maXpeedingrods FK96ZE offers a direct replacement solution for restoring braking performance. A key consideration is ensuring your original caliper's OEM number matches precisely before purchase.

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Model Part NumberFK96ZE
BrandmaXpeedingrods

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FAQs

How do I confirm if this caliper fits my car?

The most critical step is to compare the OEM number of your original rear left brake caliper with the specifications provided for the maXpeedingrods FK96ZE. Also, check the specific vehicle models and years listed in the product description and ensure your vehicle is not a 'Quattro' or excluded variant.

Does this caliper come with new mounting bolts or brake pads?

Typically, replacement calipers are sold without mounting hardware or brake pads. It is recommended to inspect your existing hardware and purchase new brake pads if needed separately.

What is the difference between this and an OEM caliper?

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) calipers are made by or for the vehicle manufacturer. This maXpeedingrods caliper is an aftermarket part designed to be a functional replacement, often at a lower price point.

Do I need to replace both rear calipers at the same time?

While not always strictly required, it is often recommended to replace brake calipers in pairs (left and right) to ensure even braking performance and wear on both sides of the vehicle.

What is the typical lifespan of a brake caliper?

The lifespan of a brake caliper can vary greatly depending on driving conditions, maintenance, and the quality of the component. However, they are generally designed to last for many years or tens of thousands of miles under normal use.

Can I install this caliper myself?

Installation requires mechanical knowledge and proper tools, including a torque wrench and potentially a brake bleeding kit. If you are not comfortable with brake system repairs, it is best to have a professional mechanic perform the installation.

Troubleshooting

Brake pedal feels soft or spongy after installation.

The brake system likely needs to be bled properly to remove any air trapped during installation. Ensure all connections are tight and re-bleed the system.

New caliper is noisy during braking.

Ensure the caliper is correctly seated and all mounting bolts are torqued to spec. Check that brake pads and shims are installed correctly. Bed in the new brake pads according to manufacturer recommendations.

Brake fluid leak detected around the caliper.

Check the banjo bolt connection and the sealing washers. Ensure the brake line is properly seated and tighten the connection. If the leak persists, the caliper may be faulty.

Vehicle pulls to one side during braking.

This could indicate an issue with the caliper or brake system on the opposite side. Double-check the installation of both the left and right rear calipers and associated components.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides a cost-effective alternative to OEM parts.
  • Designed for a specific range of VAG group vehicles.
  • Helps to restore proper braking function.
  • Can be a suitable option for DIY repairs.
  • Aims to meet original equipment specifications.

Cons

  • Requires careful verification of OEM number for correct fitment.
  • Not compatible with 'Quattro' models or specific A4/A6 variants.
  • Installation may require specialized tools and mechanical knowledge.
  • Long-term durability may vary compared to premium brands.
  • Does not include all associated mounting hardware (check product details).

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility Check:

Before purchasing, it is crucial to verify the OEM number of your original rear left brake caliper. This maXpeedingrods FK96ZE caliper is compatible with specific Audi A4 (8D2, B5), Audi A6 (4B, C5), Seat Exeo ST (3R5), Skoda Superb I (3U4), and VW Passat (3B2, 3B3, 3B5, 3B6) models.

Important Exclusions: This part is not for Quattro models, A6/S6 variants, or A4 2WD models where the caliper design differs.

Installation:

  1. Ensure the vehicle is safely supported on jack stands and the battery is disconnected.
  2. Remove the rear wheel.
  3. Unbolt the old brake caliper.
  4. Clean the mounting points.
  5. Install the new maXpeedingrods FK96ZE caliper, ensuring all bolts are torqued to manufacturer specifications.
  6. Reconnect the brake line and bleed the brake system thoroughly.
  7. Reinstall the wheel and lower the vehicle.
  8. Reconnect the battery.

Care:

Regularly inspect brake components for signs of wear, leaks, or damage. Ensure the brake fluid is maintained at the correct level and changed according to your vehicle manufacturer's service schedule. Clean the caliper area during routine brake maintenance to prevent rust and corrosion buildup.

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