SKP SK18B5398 Disc Brake Caliper - Rear Right

Disc Brake Caliper for Rear Right Fitment

This SKP disc brake caliper, part number SK18B5398, is a direct replacement for select rear right applications. It is listed for Chrysler, Dodge, Ram, and Volkswagen models with fitment-specific notes that include heavy-duty brake setups and a supplied mounting bracket.

• Fits 2017-2020 Dodge Grand Caravan, rear right.
• Fits 2012-2016 Chrysler Town & Country, rear right.
• Fits 2012-2016 Dodge Grand Caravan, rear right.
• Fits 2013-2015 Ram C/V, rear right.
• Fits 2012-2014 Volkswagen Routan, rear right.

Key Features

• New disc brake caliper construction for replacement service.
• Rear right fitment for select minivan and cargo van brake applications.
• Fitment notes reference metal piston and heavy-duty brake configurations where applicable.
• Cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.
• Part number SK18B5398 for catalog matching and ordering.

Detailed Description

SK18B5398 is a new disc brake caliper from SKP for select rear right brake applications. The fitment data shows coverage for Chrysler Town & Country, Dodge Grand Caravan, Ram C/V, and Volkswagen Routan models across 2012-2020, with notes that point to heavy-duty brake packages, metal piston construction, and a supplied mounting bracket on listed applications. Use this caliper when replacing a worn or sticking rear brake unit on the specified vehicles.

Common Repair Issues

• Uneven rear braking caused by caliper wear or seizure.
• Brake drag from a caliper that no longer releases properly.
• Fluid leakage at the caliper body or piston area.
• Reduced braking performance on heavy-duty brake-equipped vehicles.
• Noise or pull related to a failing rear brake caliper.

Installation Notes

Verify the vehicle’s brake configuration, including heavy-duty brake notes and piston/bracket details, before installation. Match the rear right position exactly and confirm compatibility with the listed model year and trim notes. Follow standard brake service procedures, bleed the hydraulic system after installation, and inspect related brake components for wear.