Front Disc Brake Caliper for 2001-2007 Chrysler Town & Country Voyager & 2001-2004 Dodge Caravan

Front Disc Brake Caliper for Select Chrysler and Dodge Minivans

Replacement front disc brake caliper for the specific Chrysler Town & Country, Chrysler Voyager, and Dodge Caravan configurations listed below.

Critical fitment warning: Fitment depends on model year, rear brake type, ABS configuration, and in one application a production-date cutoff. Do not order by the broad 2001–2007 title range alone. The source also does not specify left or right side, package quantity, engine, front rotor diameter or thickness, piston count or diameter, mounting-bracket style, or trim. Confirm the VIN, build date, rear disc or rear drum configuration, ABS status, required front side, original caliper casting, rotor dimensions, hose connection, bleeder position, and mounting points.

Vehicle Compatibility

Chrysler Town & Country

• 2001–2002 — no additional brake-system restriction stated by the source
• 2003–2004 — models with rear disc brakes
• 2004 — non-ABS models with rear drum brakes, built before December 1, 2003
• 2005–2007 — models with rear disc brakes

Chrysler Voyager

• 2001–2003 — models with rear disc brakes
• 2003 — non-ABS models; the source does not further specify rear brake type for this line
• 2006–2007 — models with rear disc brakes

2004–2005 Chrysler Voyager fitment is not listed in the available source.

Dodge Caravan

• 2001–2004 — models with rear disc brakes
• 2003 — non-ABS models; the source does not further specify rear brake type for this line
• 2004 — non-ABS models built before December 1, 2003; the source does not further specify rear brake type for this line

2005–2007 Dodge Caravan fitment is not listed in the available source. Confirm overlapping fitment lines by VIN, build date, ABS status, rear brake configuration, and original caliper.

Package Contents

The source identifies a front disc brake caliper but does not explicitly confirm left/right side or package quantity. It also does not confirm a mounting bracket, brake pads, slide pins, hardware, banjo bolt, copper washers, hose, or brake fluid. Review the product images and confirm the required side, quantity, and contents before purchase.

Installation Notes

Brake-system work is safety-critical and professional installation is strongly recommended. Confirm the exact ABS and rear-brake configuration plus the vehicle build date before installation. Verify the correct front side; the bleeder must be positioned correctly for complete bleeding. Inspect the rotor, pads, hose, mounting hardware, wheel bearing, and opposite-side caliper. Use new sealing washers where required, follow the vehicle manufacturer’s torque specifications, fill with the specified brake fluid, and bleed the hydraulic system completely. Verify a firm pedal, correct wheel rotation, and no leaks, then perform a cautious low-speed brake test in a safe area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does rear brake type matter for a front caliper?
The source divides front-caliper fitment by rear disc or rear drum configuration and ABS status. Match the complete factory brake package before ordering.

What does “before December 1, 2003” mean?
It is a vehicle production-date cutoff for the applicable 2004 configuration. Check the certification label and VIN-based build data.

Is this the left or right caliper?
The source does not identify the side. Match the original caliper, hose connection, bleeder location, and mounting points.

Are two calipers included?
The source does not explicitly confirm package quantity. Do not assume a pair from the SKU; review the product images and confirm contents.