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Originally Posted by JustinP The rubber caps on my brake calipers seem to have deteriorated significantly. The car only has 16,000 miles and is a 2014. Should I replace these?
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You could look at an local auto parts for a small rubber vacuum air nipple cover. It'll be fine if it doesn't have it as it's just a cover. Your pic is a bad link so I can't fix it for you  Make sure the link it ends in .jpg
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