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Chrysler Brake Caliper Piston converts hydraulic pressure to hard clamping force, which provides the Chrysler drivers with consistent and short stopping distances in the normal traffic. Since 1925, Chrysler has combined tough construction with some smart concepts such as Floating Power that reduced engine vibration. Streamlined Airflow bodies improved comfort in the cabin and the original practical minivan provided the family with roomy seats and easy access, which are still hailed by the family. Equally important are fair prices, roomy interiors, and luxurious ride which ensures that every travels are relaxing, whereas smart utility enables luggage, sports equipment, or grocery to be packed in without much hassle. New design incorporates muffled cabins, user-friendly touch screens, and hi-tech safety assistance in order to keep Chrysler above the normal expectations. Within each front disc brake, there is the Brake Caliper Piston which is a small cylinder made of metal that presses the pads against the rotor to decelerate the car. To replace a new Brake Caliper Piston in your Chrysler it would be prudent to clean the bore and seal groove, check on scoring, and place a new square cut seal with clean brake fluid. Apply lubrication on the Brake Caliper Piston, align, and press in by means of wind back or C-clamp tool until the piston fits into place. Install dust boot, reattach caliper, screw on bolts to desired specification, and bleed system until clear fluid run, and push the pedal to ensure that the pad moves straight and feels solid.