Value Collection BD7297 Brake Caliper Bolt Washers 25pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION BD7297 is a set of brake caliper bolt washers sold in a pack of 25. These washers seat beneath caliper mounting bolts to provide a consistent bearing surface and help maintain proper clamp load at the caliper bracket interface. Brake caliper hardware is a safety-critical fastener component, and using correctly sized washers during a caliper service helps prevent bolt loosening from vibration and thermal cycling. Each washer in this pack measures approximately 0.01 inches in height, making them a low-profile hardware item suited for tight caliper mounting clearances. The pack of 25 supports fleet shops and service bays that perform repeated brake jobs.

Brake caliper bolt washers are used during disc brake service on passenger vehicles and light-duty trucks. They are installed at the caliper mounting bolt locations when the caliper is removed for pad replacement, rotor service, or caliper replacement. Automotive technicians and brake specialists typically keep a stock of these washers on hand to replace hardware that shows corrosion, deformation, or loss of seating surface. The 25-piece pack quantity makes this suitable for shops servicing multiple vehicles or performing wholesale brake work.

Key Features

• Pack of 25 washers supports multi-vehicle service without reordering
• Designed for brake caliper bolt mounting applications
• Low-profile geometry at approximately 0.01 inches height for tight clearance installations
• Minimum order quantity of 1 pack provides flexible purchasing for small shops and large operations alike

Compatibility

Designed as OEM-style replacement brake caliper bolt washers for disc brake systems on passenger vehicles and light-duty trucks. Verify dimensional fit against the original hardware before installation.

Installation Notes

Brake caliper service should be performed by a qualified automotive technician. Always lift and support the vehicle safely on approved jack stands before beginning brake work. Follow the vehicle manufacturer torque specifications for caliper mounting bolts as found in the applicable service manual. Inspect caliper bracket threads and mounting surfaces before installing new hardware.