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UsedVW PASSAT B6 Variant
Front Left Caliper VW PASSAT B6 2006 ANGL. UNIVERSAL
1K0615123E
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Front Right Caliper VW PASSAT B6 2008 ANGL.
OEM: 1K0615124E
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Disassembled car photo
Donor vehicle description
- VIN
- WVWZZZ3CZ7P047990
- Make, model
- VW PASSAT B6 Limousine
- Year
- 2007
- Engine
- Diesel 2.0L 125 KW - BMR
- Transmission
- Mechanic - JMA
- Drive
- Front
- Equipment
- RHD
- Colour
- W9 / C5F
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Engine running
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- Code
- 1K0615124E
- OEM
- 1K0615124E
- Condition
- Used
- Availability
- Out of stock
- Make, model
- VW PASSAT 2005-2010
- Year
- 2007
- Engine
- Diesel 2.0L 125 KW - BMR
- VIN
- WVWZZZ3CZ7P047990
What is this part and why does it matter?
The front right brake calliper clamps the brake pads against the disc using hydraulic pressure, handling a significant share of the vehicle’s stopping force.
A front right brake caliper must match the brake specification, disc dimensions and mounting arrangement. Model and year alone may not distinguish every version. Compare markings and photographs and confirm whether a carrier or other fittings are supplied. Condition assessment, fitting materials and installation should be handled by a suitable professional.
Signs of a faulty part
If you notice any of the following, the part likely needs replacement:
- Calliper sticking or dragging (excessive heat from that wheel, or pulling to one side)
- Brake fluid leak visible at the calliper
- Squealing or grinding noise from that wheel
Installation information
Requires bleeding that section of the brake system after installation — always use fresh brake fluid and torque the mounting bolts to the specified value.
Frequently asked questions
Most commonly a seized piston (from corrosion) or a seized slider pin, both preventing the calliper from releasing fully after braking, causing the pads to drag continuously.