MPA Electrical BC155080 Disc Brake Caliper - Rear Right

Product Overview

This remanufactured disc brake caliper is built for rear right applications and is engineered around a cast iron body with a coated finish for corrosion resistance. It is a direct-fit replacement for select Chrysler, Dodge, Ram, and Volkswagen applications, including Chrysler Town & Country, Dodge Grand Caravan, and Volkswagen Routan fitments.

Part number BC155080 is remanufactured with quality control checkpoints throughout the process, including inspection of reusable components and replacement of wear items with new parts where required. The floating caliper design uses a steel piston and includes the mounting bracket and slides for the specified application.

Key Features

• Remanufactured disc brake caliper for rear right fitment
• Cast iron caliper body with coated silver finish
• Floating caliper design with one steel piston
• Mounting bracket and caliper slides included
• 10.0 mm inlet thread diameter and 12.0 mm mounting hole diameter
• Part number BC155080 for application matching

Detailed Description

BC155080 is a remanufactured brake caliper designed for vehicles that use a rear right floating caliper assembly. The caliper is built with a cast iron housing and a coated finish to help resist corrosion, while the steel piston and cleaned threads are prepared for OE-style function. MPA Electrical remanufactures calipers through a controlled inspection process that removes heavily damaged cores and checks reusable components before assembly.

This part cross-references 68029848AA for the same application. It fits 2008-2012 Chrysler Town & Country, rear right; 2008-2012 Dodge Grand Caravan, rear right; 2009-2012 Volkswagen Routan, rear right; and 2012 Ram C/V, rear right. For buyers searching for a Chrysler Town & Country rear right brake caliper or a Dodge Grand Caravan rear right disc brake caliper, BC155080 provides the specified replacement configuration.

Common Issues This Part May Solve

• Brake fluid leakage from a worn caliper body or inlet area
• Uneven rear braking caused by a sticking piston
• Corrosion-related caliper seizure or restricted movement
• Poor brake pad contact from a worn floating caliper assembly
• Brake drag caused by damaged slides or internal wear

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the rear right position, inlet thread diameter, and mounting dimensions before installation. Confirm the vehicle uses the listed single piston front caliper note where specified in the fitment data. Because finish or coating may vary on some applications, compare the replacement unit to the original caliper before installation.

Quality Assurance

MPA Electrical remanufactures brake calipers in an IATF 16949 facility and uses multiple QC checkpoints during teardown, cleaning, machining, assembly, and final inspection. The process includes discarding heavily pitted or severely corroded cores, replacing phenolic pistons with new components, and performing go/no-go thread checks before approval.