Carlson H840 Disc Brake Caliper Bracket Mounting Bolt - Rear

Carlson H840 Rear Caliper Bracket Bolt

Carlson H840 is a disc brake caliper bracket mounting bolt for rear brake service on select Ford and Ram applications. It is built for brake repairs where caliper bracket hardware needs to match the rest of the braking system for proper service results.

• Disc brake caliper bracket mounting bolt for rear applications
• Direct replacement hardware for brake bracket service
• Fits select Ford E-150, E-250, and E-350 Super Duty rear brake applications
• Fits select Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 rear brake applications
• Carlson H840 part number for brake hardware replacement

Brake systems work as a matched set, and worn hardware should be addressed when friction components are serviced. Carlson H840 is a rear disc brake caliper bracket mounting bolt used on 2008-2019 Ford E-350 Super Duty, 2008-2014 Ford E-150, 2008-2014 Ford E-250, 2008 Ford E-150 Econoline, 2009-2010 Dodge Ram 2500, 2009-2010 Dodge Ram 3500, 2011-2014 Ram 2500, 2011-2012 Ram 3500, 2013-2014 Ram 3500, and 2015-2018 Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 rear brake applications. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

Common Brake Service Uses

• Replacing corroded or damaged caliper bracket mounting hardware
• Restoring secure caliper bracket attachment during rear brake repair
• Addressing looseness or uneven hardware wear at the brake bracket
• Supporting a complete rear brake service on Ford E-350 Super Duty and Ram 2500/3500 platforms

Installation Notes

Verify rear axle and brake configuration against the vehicle listing before installation. Inspect the caliper bracket, pins, boots, and related brake hardware for wear or corrosion, and replace any damaged components during service. Follow the vehicle manufacturer’s torque specifications and brake service procedures.

Quality Assurance

Carlson brake hardware is engineered for direct-fit service applications and is selected for use in brake repairs where proper hardware condition matters to system performance.