Some cars have dual calipers to provide additional braking power. Dual calipers can help distribute braking force more evenly across the brake rotor, which can help improve brake performance and reduce wear on the brake pads. Also, dual calipers can provide additional clamping force, which can be helpful for high-performance vehicles requiring strong and consistent … Read more
Several factors can cause the brake caliper piston to retract. The most common cause is brake fluid. When the brake pedal is pressed, it pushes on the brake master cylinder. These forces brake fluid through the brake lines and into the brake caliper. This pressure causes the piston in the brake caliper to move outward, … Read more
A loose caliper is still drivable but it’s best to avoid it. A loose caliper makes it that the brake doesn’t work properly. So stopping the car becomes hard. Failing to stop in some cases can lead to accidents. So you should not drive a loose caliper. Problems Caused Inside Caliper Caliper is what holds … Read more