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Brake calipers on your Audi vehicle act as a clamping mechanism that assist in slowing and stopping the momentum of your vehicle.

How Do Brake Calipers Work?

For your car to stop, friction is required on the brake rotors which are the metallic discs behind your car's wheels. What the caliper assembly does is receive pressurized brake fluid, when the brake pedal is engaged. The fluid pressurizes a piston within the caliper clamps, which presses the attached brake pads into the surface of the rotor discs. The friction slows and eventually stops the momentum of your vehicle.

When Do Brake Calipers go Bad?

Since brake calipers are located outside the vehicle, they are subject to corrosion and rust. The road and weather elements can cause normal wear and tear over the years and your brake calipers should be inspected at the 50,000-mile mark. Common signs of bad calipers will include brake fluid leaks, squeaky brakes, and or loss of brake pressure or a spongy brake pedal. If you are beginning to experience any of these brake symptoms on your Audi, seek an inspection and find the replacement caliper parts that fit your ride.

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