Carlson 41197 Disc Brake Caliper Repair Kit - Front

Carlson 41197 Caliper Repair Kit

The Carlson 41197 disc brake caliper repair kit is built for front brake service on select Ford applications. It includes the boot and square cut seals needed to restore caliper sealing and controlled movement during the apply and release cycle.

Key Features

• Disc brake caliper repair kit for front brake service
• Includes boot and square cut seals
• Supports proper caliper operation during apply and release cycles
• Designed for select Ford Focus and Ford Transit Connect applications
• Carlson part number 41197

Detailed Description

Use Carlson 41197 when servicing a front disc brake caliper that needs renewed sealing components. The boot helps protect the caliper piston area, while the square cut seals are used to help the caliper return correctly after brake application. This kit is a practical service part for maintaining brake feel and caliper function on vehicles such as the Ford Focus and Ford Transit Connect.

Compatible With 2010-2013 Ford Transit Connect, front; 2000-2004 Ford Focus, front; and 2003-2004 Ford Focus, front. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application. Carlson 41197 is a direct-fit service option for front caliper repair on these listed vehicles.

Common Repair Uses

• Leaking caliper seals
• Sticking or slow-returning caliper pistons
• Brake drag after pedal release
• Uneven front brake operation
• Service replacement during caliper rebuild work

Installation Notes and Tips

Clean the caliper thoroughly before assembly and inspect the piston, bore, and slide components for wear or corrosion. Replace damaged sealing surfaces before installing the new boot and square cut seals. Follow the vehicle service procedure and brake fluid specifications for the Ford Focus or Ford Transit Connect application.

Quality Assurance

Carlson manufactures brake service components for caliper repair applications, with sealing parts selected to support proper caliper function during braking and release.