KIT OF 4 PISTONS AND 8 SEALS FOR H-D TOURING AND TRIKE BRAKE CALIPERS

Piston and seal kit for Harley-Davidson Touring and Trike calipers

Restore the operation of your Harley-Davidson brake calipers with this complete repair kit consisting of 4 pistons and 8 seals. It is a practical solution to renew the internal components of the caliper when there is wear, corrosion, brake fluid leaks, or irregular piston movement.

This set is compatible with certain front and rear calipers installed on Harley-Davidson FLT/Touring motorcycles from 2008 to 2025 and Trike from 2009 to 2025. The piston and seal kit was not originally available as a standalone repair set through Harley-Davidson.

Main features

• Repair kit for Harley-Davidson brake calipers.
• Includes 4 pistons.
• Includes 8 piston seals or rings.
• Compatible with left and right front calipers.
• Also compatible with a specific rear caliper application.
• Allows you to repair the caliper without replacing the entire assembly, as long as the body is in good condition.
• There is no equivalent Harley-Davidson OEM reference for the complete kit.

Technical data

Harley-Davidson compatibility

Compatible with the following motorcycles:

• Harley-Davidson FLT/Touring: models from 2008 to 2025.
• Harley-Davidson Trike: models from 2009 to 2025.

Exclusion: not compatible with CVO Touring models from 2023 to 2025.

Compatible calipers

• 43027-08: front left brake caliper.
• 44023-08: front right brake caliper.
• 44080-08C: rear brake caliper.

Although the product is mainly identified as a kit for the front caliper, the compatibility information provided also includes the rear caliper with reference 44080-08C.

OEM reference

There is no Harley-Davidson OEM reference for this complete set of pistons and seals. The references 43027-08, 44023-08, and 44080-08C correspond to the compatible calipers and are indicated solely to facilitate identification of the correct application.

Assembly recommendations

Before placing your order, check the reference engraved or associated with the installed caliper, as well as the exact model and year of the motorcycle. Repairing a brake caliper directly affects safety and must be carried out following the procedure indicated in the workshop manual.

It is recommended that assembly, bleeding, and final inspection of the brake system be performed by a qualified professional.