Caliper Identification

[Mcfarlrm]

Any ideas as to what caliper this is? Can't seem to find any information and need to get the correct hoses to fix a brake pad sticking issue.

 

[Oldmanmopar]

You need to get a hose for a 73 -74 dodge corronet. It won't have the metal tube on the hose.

The hose you are using is for a front mounted caliper you must have the caliper mounted in the rear.
Brake Hose For Dodge Coronet 1973-1974 w/ DiscBrakes Front Rubber-HSP5563OM | eBay

 

[cudamark]

Any ideas as to what caliper this is? Can't seem to find any information and need to get the correct hoses to fix a brake pad sticking issue.

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I believe it's from an F,M,J body.

 

[AMC Diplomat]

I believe it's from an F,M,J body.

If it is, this picture is reversed and upside down, or I'm losing my marbles. Probably the latter.

Edit: unscrambled my brain, it looks like 76 Aspen, not M body Diplomat, the Dips have the hose in a different spot. Still a confusing image

 

[Mcfarlrm]

Found the part numbers. 18-4068 & 18-4067. I have a 68 Barracuda so curious to know if these could be causing the sticking issue.

 

[AMC Diplomat]

Found the part numbers. 18-4068 & 18-4067. I have a 68 Barracuda so curious to know if these could be causing the sticking issue.

@Oldmanmopar is right you've got the wrong style hose on there

 

[AMC Diplomat]

I'd be interested to see an overall picture of the whole set up. Something about that picture is bothering me. I don't know if it's because it's reversed or if that caliper is upside down or something

 

[Mcfarlrm]

I'd be interested to see an overall picture of the whole set up. Something about that picture is bothering me. I don't know if it's because it's reversed or if that caliper is upside down or something

I'll snap some photos once I'm back later this week.