Front caliper rebuild kit

[gareth323]

I have a 2016 TriGlide which requires a new set of seals on the right front caliper. I don't seem to be able to buy such a thing. Just returned from my local Harley Stealership and they told me that Harley don't make spares for that caliper. I've tried the usual after market stores and they don't do them either.

Has anybody else had this issue? The caliper is the one with six pistons (three on each side). It appears that Harley have now returned to the 4 piston caliper for the new TriGlides.

Any comments or advice would be welcomed

Thank you

[Jack Klarich]

That looks to be a non stocking part from HD

You may find an Automotive jobber to match the internal O rings and dust boots

Careful measurements should reveal some kind of match

[hardwickbv]

Just had both calipers and rotors replaced under warranty on my 2017 TG.

Almost paid for the warranty as the calipers alone were listed at $420 each.

Why would they sell a rebuild kit?

[Jack Klarich]

Harley is not the only Manufacturer that uses Brembo brakes

Brembo has been around for a long time, a lot of European bikes use them, as does high end sports cars

[jcbrew]

This is so weird, I am in the same boat. My 2017 I just put new pads on and the left side is dragging. Cleaned several times, helped a little. Decided I'll just rebuild, called 2 dealers, no parts are available, looked in the service manual "caliper contains no service parts". Parts Unlimited does not have a listing for the Triglide, just the Ultra, 4 piston.

[Mykneesbehurtin]

This is so weird, I am in the same boat. My 2017 I just put new pads on and the left side is dragging. Cleaned several times, helped a little. Decided I'll just rebuild, called 2 dealers, no parts are available, looked in the service manual "caliper contains no service parts". Parts Unlimited does not have a listing for the Triglide, just the Ultra, 4 piston.

There was a person on a Facebook trike site that had issues with his 17 front calipers, and he even contacted Brembro and they said no dice and wouldnt sell him any parts. I have had the left caliper replaced under warranty already now the right one is acting up. So I removed it pushed the pistons out as far as I felt safe, sprayed them with brake clean and scrubbed them with a soft toothbrush. Then I used a bottle of cable lube with a injector needle and put a very light amount of oil around each piston, so far so good. Wonder if Performance Machine makes front calipers for the trikes with linked brakes?

[DOKK]

Arlen Ness has them for $400 each.

https://www.jpcycles.com/2016-harley...calipers/front

EDIT: I misread the post and thought you were looking for calipers. Maybe check motorcycleid.com.

[Rmitchell55]

Summit Racing has rebuild kits for front calipers except they only have four (4) pistons. and they say they are for Triglides. They cost about $40.00 per kit.

[Mykneesbehurtin]

I contacted Performance Machine about replacement calipers for the trike that have linked brakes, and I quote...... That is a strange brake system and we do not make replacement calipers for it. So I am wondering if I got a pair of standard 4 piston calipers and blocked of the line that comes from the rear master cly if it would throw a code?

[Jack Klarich]

I contacted Performance Machine about replacement calipers for the trike that have linked brakes, and I quote...... That is a strange brake system and we do not make replacement calipers for it. So I am wondering if I got a pair of standard 4 piston calipers and blocked of the line that comes from the rear master cly if it would throw a code?

Good question Steve, my best guess is it will set a code, and or the ABS light will flash

The system is set to do a roll off test similar to any ABS equipped car or truck

It may see something it does not like and set a DTC thru the BCM, this is just my opinion

[Mykneesbehurtin]

Good question Steve, my best guess is it will set a code, and or the ABS light will flash

The system is set to do a roll off test similar to any ABS equipped car or truck

It may see something it does not like and set a DTC thru the BCM, this is just my opinion

Since I dont have ABS that is why I am thinking it may be ok. I will look for a set of calipers off of a two wheel bike and try it this winter, who knows I may get lucky.

[Jack Klarich]

Since I dont have ABS that is why I am thinking it may be ok. I will look for a set of calipers off of a two wheel bike and try it this winter, who knows I may get lucky.

Maybe I misunderstood you, if you are de linking the brakes you should not have any problems, you will need to make some new lines to un link them @ the manifold, running new lines to the front calipers is the way i would approach this

[Mykneesbehurtin]

Maybe I misunderstood you, if you are de linking the brakes you should not have any problems, you will need to make some new lines to un link them @ the manifold, running new lines to the front calipers is the way i would approach this

That is the plan.

[Mykneesbehurtin]

Maybe I misunderstood you, if you are de linking the brakes you should not have any problems, you will need to make some new lines to un link them @ the manifold, running new lines to the front calipers is the way i would approach this

Jack, did some research and found a banjo block off tool. So I am going to order two then remove the brake line that runs from the rear master cly to the front brake caliper. Then install two calipers from a late model two wheeler and I think this should work. My buddy has several sets of take off calipers so I am willing to give it a try.

[Jack Klarich]

Jack, did some research and found a banjo block off tool. So I am going to order two then remove the brake line that runs from the rear master cly to the front brake caliper. Then install two calipers from a late model two wheeler and I think this should work. My buddy has several sets of take off calipers so I am willing to give it a try.

Sounds like a good plan, I am watching this thread

[Rmitchell55]

Speaking of front brakes. What is the EBC number for front brake pads, 2017 Triglide?

Thanks

[Jack Klarich]

Speaking of front brakes. What is the EBC number for front brake pads, 2017 Triglide?

Thanks

EBC part # #: FA638HH

https://www.jpcycles.com/product/804...ont-brake-pads