Front Brake Caliper for 2011-2018 Dodge Durango & 2011-2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Front Disc Brake Caliper for Dodge Durango and Jeep Grand Cherokee

Front brake-caliper replacement for the specific brake, wheel, engine, and drivetrain configurations listed below.

Critical fitment warning: These vehicles use different front brake packages. Dodge Durango fitment requires the Light Duty Brakes system. Jeep Grand Cherokee fitment changes by model year, wheel size, engine, and drivetrain. Confirm the VIN, brake option or sales code, front position, required left or right side, rotor diameter and thickness, caliper casting, piston count and diameter, brake-hose connection, and mounting bracket before ordering.

Vehicle Compatibility

• 2011–2017 Dodge Durango — front, with Light Duty Brakes
• 2018 Dodge Durango — front, 3.6L or 5.7L, with Light Duty Brakes
• 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee — front, with 17-inch wheels
• 2012–2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee — front, 5.7L V8, RWD
• 2012–2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee — front, 3.6L V6; drivetrain restriction not provided
• 2014–2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee — front, 3.0L V6, RWD

Not confirmed: Durango vehicles without Light Duty Brakes, Grand Cherokee configurations outside the exact wheel/engine/drivetrain entries above, SRT or other performance brake packages, diesel applications outside the stated 3.0L V6 RWD entry, and any unlisted model years or configurations.

Position and Configuration

• Axle: Front
• Side: Not specified; verify left or right requirement
• Quantity: Not confirmed by the source; do not assume a left/right pair
• Bracket: Not confirmed
• Piston count and diameter: Not provided
• Rotor size: Not provided

Package Contents

The source identifies a front disc brake caliper but does not confirm whether the package contains one caliper or a left/right pair. Mounting bracket, brake pads, pad clips, slide pins, banjo bolt, crush washers, bleeder cap, mounting bolts, brake hose, fluid, and other installation hardware are not confirmed unless shown in the product images.

Installation Notes

Brake service is safety-critical and should be completed by a qualified technician. Before installation, compare the caliper casting, side, piston configuration, hose-port angle, bleeder location, bracket spacing, and rotor dimensions with the original parts. A correctly installed caliper must place the bleeder screw at the top. Inspect the rotor, pads, brake hose, wheel bearing, and mounting hardware. Replace required seals and single-use hardware, use the specified brake fluid, torque all fasteners to Dodge or Jeep specifications, and bleed the hydraulic system completely. Verify a firm pedal, check for leaks, confirm free wheel rotation, and complete controlled low-speed brake testing before road use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this fit every 2011–2018 Durango?
No. The source requires Light Duty Brakes, and the 2018 application is limited to the stated 3.6L and 5.7L engines.

Does this fit every 2011–2017 Grand Cherokee?
No. Fitment depends on the exact wheel, engine, drivetrain, and year restrictions listed above.

Is this the left or right caliper?
The source does not assign a side. Verify the original casting, hose port, mounting points, and bleeder position.

Is this one caliper or a pair?
Quantity is not explicitly confirmed. Review the product images and package details before ordering.