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Crown Automotive Caliper Pin Bolt – 83504655

Crown Automotive

  • Front caliper pin bolt, part number 83504655
  • Fits 1982–1983 Jeep CJ5, 1982–1986 CJ7, 1982–1985 Scrambler, 1984–1989 Cherokee (XJ) and 1987–1989 Wrangler (YJ)
  • Sold as one bolt per item

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Description

Overview

The Crown Automotive 83504655 is a front caliper pin bolt that secures the caliper to its bracket. It fits the 1982–1983 Jeep CJ5, 1982–1986 Jeep CJ7, 1982–1985 Jeep Scrambler, 1984–1989 Jeep Cherokee (XJ) and 1987–1989 Jeep Wrangler (YJ), so match the bolt to the vehicle it was built for.

It is a front position part sold as a direct fit. Confirm the length, thread size and material against the bolt you are replacing before installing.

Key features

  • Front position
  • Sold as one bolt per item
  • Direct fit for the listed Jeep models
  • Covers early CJ, Scrambler, Cherokee and YJ Wrangler models from 1982 to 1989

Caliper slide and pin care

Caliper pin bolts are part of the caliper slide system, which lets the caliper move freely as the pads wear. If a pin bolt is tight against the bracket or bent, the caliper can bind and cause uneven pad wear or drag. Clean the bolt and the bore it runs through, and check that the caliper moves smoothly after fitting.

Grease the slide pins as your brake service guidance advises, using a high-temperature brake grease rather than general purpose lubricant. Keep grease off the pad and rotor surfaces. Inspect the rubber boots around the pins for tears, since water and grit entering the pin bore lead to corrosion.

  • Check the bolt for corrosion or stretch
  • Keep grease away from friction surfaces
  • Inspect the boots for tears

Specifications

Brand Crown Automotive
Part number 83504655
Position Front
Quantity Each
Fitment Direct fit

Vehicle fitment

It fits 1982–1983 Jeep CJ5 (Base, Laredo, Limited, Renegade); 1982–1986 Jeep CJ7 (Base, Laredo, Limited, Renegade); 1982–1985 Jeep Scrambler (Base, Laredo, Renegade, SL, SR); 1984–1989 Jeep Cherokee (XJ) (Base, Chief, Laredo, Limited, Pioneer, Sport); and 1987–1989 Jeep Wrangler (YJ) (Base, Islander, Laredo, S, Sahara, Sport).

Cherokee and Wrangler models from 1990 onward and CJ models after 1986 are not on this list. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Caliper pin bolts hold the brake caliper in place, so have the caliper checked for free movement once the bolt is fitted.

What’s included

Each item is one caliper pin bolt.

SKU: CRO83504655 Categories: , ,

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Jeep Cherokee (XJ)1984–1989Base, Chief, Laredo, Limited, Pioneer, Sport
Jeep CJ51982–1983Base, Laredo, Limited, Renegade
Jeep CJ71982–1986Base, Laredo, Limited, Renegade
Jeep Scrambler1982–1985Base, Laredo, Renegade, SL, SR
Jeep Wrangler (YJ)1987–1989Base, Islander, Laredo, S, Sahara, Sport

Use “Select your vehicle” at the top of the page to check this part against your vehicle.

Questions & Answers

Which Jeep models take the 83504655 caliper pin bolt?

It fits the 1982–1983 CJ5, 1982–1986 CJ7, 1982–1985 Scrambler, 1984–1989 Cherokee (XJ) and 1987–1989 Wrangler (YJ). Models from years outside those ranges are not covered, so check your year before buying.

Is this bolt for the front or the rear brakes?

It is a front caliper bolt, so it belongs on the front brakes. Compare it with the bolt you removed to confirm the match before installing it, and check that the caliper moves freely afterward.

How many caliper pin bolts come with one item?

Each item is one caliper pin bolt, so each order covers one bolt. Count the bolts you need for each caliper before ordering, and check the contents against your installation before starting.

Should caliper pin bolts be replaced during a pad change?

Replace them if the threads are damaged, the bolt is corroded or the bolt looks stretched. Reusing a bolt in poor condition can lead to a loose caliper. Clean the bore and check movement at the same time as the pad change.