Liberty 3 hole rear brake backing plate/ dust cover.

[jrsavoie]

Does anyone have at least one rear brake backing plate/ dust that held on by 3 holes?

I have a 2006 Liberty CRD. I think the rear differential was changed out. Possibly with a newer year.

I was going to order the 4 holer 2 piece and see if I could make it work, but there's not enough left of my backing plates to figure out how to do that.
Thanks

2006 Jeep Liberty CRD Emergency brake dust shield/backing plate

The left one was all but gone, the right was still there, I had the Jeep at a trusted shop yesterday, because the 1994 had the shop space plugged up.

Neither I, nor the shop, can find replacement backing plates for the 2006 with 3 holes.

Our 2006 Jeep Liberty CRD has 3 studs that hold the backing plates on.

The 2003, 2004 & 2005 have 4 studs.

I saw in a review that this backing plate didn't have the wheel speed sensor hole that started in 2006.

I am confused as others have said they gad 4 studs to hold the backing plate on, on a 2006.

I did rears about 7 years ago. You'd think they would have lasted longer. Might have got driven with the Emergency brake on.

Now the pads are off both sides. I need to disable the handle or something, so nobody tanks it.

 

[u2slow]

I see them on rockauto - parking brake adapter. Out of stock. But the mopar # is there to search with.

 

[jrsavoie]

I see them on rockauto - parking brake adapter. Out of stock. But the mopar # is there to search with.

I haven't found anything.

And I never got notification of your reply.

I checked my settings and thought I had it right.

I think everything as far as brakes is the same 2003 to 2007, except the wheel speed sensor 2006 & 2007.

There's not enough left of my backing plates to tell.

I was hoping someone was doing a part out or rear axle conversion and would have parts for sale.


I've seen complete rear differentials for sale, cheaper than the parts I need.

But I be can't find them now that I'm looking.

Not sure to mention I'm having health issues and have limited productivity.

 

[u2slow]

Check www.car-part.com too. Whole rear axle assembly should get sufficient hits.

 

[jrsavoie]

Check www.car-part.com too. Whole rear axle assembly should get sufficient hits.

I checked around when I was just looking for the backing plates. Never got any hits.

It just crossed my slow mind today to look for a whole axle assembly.

If you hear of anyone That's looking for an axle assembly because theirs is trashed, I might be able to help them out a little by buying what they have.

 

[TURBO-DIESEL-FREAK]

Does anyone have at least one rear brake backing plate/ dust that held on by 3 holes?

I have a 2006 Liberty CRD. I think the rear differential was changed out. Possibly with a newer year.

I was going to order the 4 holer 2 piece and see if I could make it work, but there's not enough left of my backing plates to figure out how to do that.
Thanks

2006 Jeep Liberty CRD Emergency brake dust shield/backing plate

The left one was all but gone, the right was still there, I had the Jeep at a trusted shop yesterday, because the 1994 had the shop space plugged up.

Neither I, nor the shop, can find replacement backing plates for the 2006 with 3 holes.

Our 2006 Jeep Liberty CRD has 3 studs that hold the backing plates on.

The 2003, 2004 & 2005 have 4 studs.

I saw in a review that this backing plate didn't have the wheel speed sensor hole that started in 2006.

I am confused as others have said they gad 4 studs to hold the backing plate on, on a 2006.

I did rears about 7 years ago. You'd think they would have lasted longer. Might have got driven with the Emergency brake on.

Now the pads are off both sides. I need to disable the handle or something, so nobody tanks it.

jrsavoie:

Can you provide a photograph of the 3-hole rear brake backing plate? I have never seen a 3-hole part.

I wonder if Chrysler substituted a different axel for part of the production run of KJ Jeep Liberty vehicles.

 

[u2slow]

Afaik, same axle, but with some revisions for 06-07 for the traction control's wheel speed sensors.