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68675552AA - : Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Right for Mopar Image

Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Right

Mopar 68675552AA
Front.
$71.60
MSRP $108.00
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68507739AA - : Disc Brake Caliper Adapter, Right for Mopar Image

Disc Brake Caliper Adapter, Right

Mopar 68507739AA
Front. Used Up To 3/16/2023.
$80.42
MSRP $122.00
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68548611AA - : Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Left for Mopar Image

Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Left

Mopar 68548611AA
Rear.
$119.88
MSRP $180.00
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68525321AA - : Disc Brake Caliper for Mopar Image

Disc Brake Caliper

Mopar 68525321AA
Rear.
$493.90
MSRP $751.00
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68225311AA - : Disc Brake Caliper Adapter, Left for Mopar Image

Disc Brake Caliper Adapter, Left

Mopar 68225311AA
Rear.
$63.16
MSRP $94.80
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68088923AA - : Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Left for Mopar Image

Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Left

Mopar 68088923AA
Rear.
$130.98
MSRP $199.00
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68443751AA - : Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Left for Mopar Image

Disc Brake Caliper Assembly, Left

Mopar 68443751AA
Front. After 09/24/2018. Left.
$222.11
MSRP $340.00
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68225299AA - : Disc Brake Caliper Adapter, Left for Mopar Image

Disc Brake Caliper Adapter, Left

Mopar 68225299AA
Rear.
$62.94
MSRP $94.45
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68157610AB - : Disc Brake Caliper for Mopar Image

Disc Brake Caliper

Mopar 68157610AB
Front. Vehicles Built 7/31/12 and After.
$201.11
MSRP $308.00
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Maintain the Stopping Power With Reliable Mopar Brake Calipers

Brake calipers are the mechanical components that apply pressure to the pads to bring your Jeep Grand Cherokee to a halt. With advanced safety systems and high-torque powertrains, ensuring that your caliper pistons retract smoothly is the difference between a crisp stop and a mechanical failure.

Most Common Problems and Quick Fixes

1. Brake Dragging and Heat Build-Up

This is usually caused by a stuck piston. The quick fix is cleaning, but the only permanent solution is replacing it with a new genuine caliper.

2. Fluid Leaking from the Piston Seal

This is a safety emergency. Replace the caliper immediately. Do not attempt to repair a leaking hydraulic seal on a heavy SUV.

3. Grinding Sound When Not Braking

The caliper is likely seized, keeping the brake pads against the rotor. You will need a new caliper and likely a new rotor from the heat damage.

4. Uneven Pad Wear Across the Axle

This indicates one caliper is working harder than the other. Always replace calipers in pairs to ensure balanced and safe braking force.

5. Squealing After Installation

Check for missing anti-rattle clips. The fix is ensuring you use the specific genuine Mopar hardware included with the OEM assembly.

You don't need to compromise your family's safety by using generic braking parts. For assistance finding the exact calipers for your exact model, reach out to us at Reliable Mopar Parts today.