Your disc brake-equipped Mitsubishi relies on a little lump of metal in the wheelwell known as the Mitsubishi brake caliper to stop your car or truck. If you're reading this, you may already know about the Mitsubishi brake caliper and know that you need a new one. But if you're trying to diagnose a brake problem, you need to know some of the symptoms that a failing Mitsubishi brake caliper can exhibit. First and foremost, any evidence of leakage or moisture on the Mitsubishi brake caliper is cause for concern. Obviously, if you just washed the car and there's water on the Mitsubishi brake caliper, that doesn't count. What you're looking for is a dark staining that frequently shows up around the piston bores or near the brake line connection on the back of the Mitsubishi brake caliper. Another common symptom of a bad Mitsubishi brake caliper is pulling to one side during braking. If the car pulls to the left when you hit the brakes, suspect the right-hand Mitsubishi brake caliper, and vice-versa. If the car pulls even when you don't have your foot on the brake, the suspect Mitsubishi brake caliper is reversed. What's happening in these situations is that either the Mitsubishi brake caliper isn't clamping down on the wheel because the piston is stuck in the bore, or the Mitsubishi brake caliper isn't releasing from the rotor for the same reason. When you find your bad Mitsubishi brake caliper, replace it with one of our new or rebuilt units and save yourself a bunch of money. You'll save time too, since we have your Mitsubishi brake caliper in stock and ready to send the same day you order. No matter what, though, don't take chances with your brakes: Replace that Mitsubishi brake caliper today.