MPA Electrical BC158073 Disc Brake Caliper - Front Left

Remanufactured Disc Brake Caliper

MPA Electrical BC158073 is a remanufactured disc brake caliper built for brake hydraulic service where consistent piston movement, sealing, and corrosion protection matter. It is a floating caliper with a cast iron body, steel pistons, a silver coated finish, and included slides and mounting bracket for the listed application.

This caliper is processed through multiple quality checkpoints during remanufacturing, with worn or heavily corroded cores removed early in the process. It is a practical replacement for drivers searching for a remanufactured brake caliper for Honda Civic or similar brake hydraulic service needs, and BC158073 is also referenced by interchange number 94226007.

Key Features

• Remanufactured disc brake caliper for brake hydraulic repair
• Floating caliper design with 2 steel pistons
• Cast iron caliper body with coated silver finish
• Mounting bracket and caliper slides included
• Inlet thread diameter: 10.0
• Mounting hole diameter: 16.0
• Pads not included
• Rear actuated caliper design per manufacturer description

Detailed Description

BC158073 is remanufactured at an IATF 16949 facility using a controlled inspection and rebuild process. Aluminum caliper inlet surfaces are machined for sealing where applicable, phenolic pistons are replaced with new components, and reusable steel parts are cleaned, inspected, and verified before assembly. Cast iron calipers receive a corrosion-resistant zinc dichromate coating to help maintain an OE-style appearance and rust protection. Threads are cleaned and chased, and final go/no-go inspection is performed before release.

For buyers comparing brake caliper replacement parts for Honda Civic applications, this unit focuses on fit, sealing integrity, and restored hydraulic function rather than cosmetic refurbishment alone. BC158073 is a remanufactured brake caliper intended for direct replacement in the listed brake position when matched to the vehicle’s original hardware and brake configuration.

What It Helps Fix

• Sticking or seized caliper piston movement
• Brake fluid leakage at the caliper inlet or sealing surfaces
• Uneven brake pad wear caused by caliper drag
• Corrosion-related caliper performance issues
• Reduced braking response from worn hydraulic components

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the inlet thread diameter, mounting hole diameter, caliper type, and piston count against the original part before installation. Pads are not included, so inspect pad condition and replace as needed during brake service. Bleed the brake system after installation and confirm proper slide movement, bracket alignment, and leak-free operation before returning the vehicle to service.

Quality Assurance

MPA Electrical remanufactures this caliper through a structured inspection process that includes core rejection criteria, component cleaning, thread chasing, material checks, and final functional verification. Cast iron units are coated for corrosion resistance, and new rubber and friction-related service components are used where specified by the remanufacturing process. This part cross-references 94226007 for the same application.