Brackets, Flanges and Hangers

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Brackets, Flanges and Hangers

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What is a bracket, flange, or hanger in the context of automotive brakes?

A bracket, flange, or hanger is a part that helps secure and stabilize components of the brake system, such as the caliper, rotor, and drum.

How do I know if my brake bracket, flange or hanger is faulty?

If you notice that your brakes are not functioning correctly, such as pulling to one side or having a vibration while braking, it is likely that your bracket, flange or hanger is faulty. Additionally, you may hear a rattling noise from the brakes, indicating that the part is loose.

Can a faulty bracket, flange, or hanger cause damage?

Yes, a faulty bracket, flange, or hanger can cause damage. If the part is loose or not functioning properly, it can cause an imbalance in the braking system, leading to excessive wear and tear on other brake components.

How do I replace a brake bracket, flange, or hanger?

Replacing a brake bracket, flange, or hanger is a relatively straightforward process. Follow these steps:

  1. Disconnect the brake lines from the part.
  2. Remove the mounting hardware securing the part in place.
  3. Slide the old part out of its mounting location.
  4. Install the new part and secure it in place with the mounting hardware.
  5. Reconnect the brake lines to the part.


How often should I inspect my brake bracket, flange, or hanger?

It is recommended that you inspect your brake bracket, flange, or hanger at least once a year. During an inspection, check for wear and tear, corrosion, and any signs of damage. Additionally, check for loose or missing mounting hardware.