Front pad anti-rattle clips
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Front pad anti-rattle clips
Several months ago I installed Baer 14" rotors with Hawk performance ceramic pads. When I went to install the right front pads, one of the anti-rattle clips flew off (surprise). I just took them all off on that side as I read that it doesn't make a difference with noise.
Well, that corner started squealing. It starts off real faint and gets louder as the brakes get hotter. I greased, greased, and regreased the caliper with no affect. Finally, for troubleshooting, I swapped in the stock pads to see if the noise remained. The brakes were dead quiet.
Now, my question is, is there a good way to reattach the anti-rattle clips? Or will I have to spring for new pads altogether. The source of my noise is either the clips or the pads themselves.
Well, that corner started squealing. It starts off real faint and gets louder as the brakes get hotter. I greased, greased, and regreased the caliper with no affect. Finally, for troubleshooting, I swapped in the stock pads to see if the noise remained. The brakes were dead quiet.
Now, my question is, is there a good way to reattach the anti-rattle clips? Or will I have to spring for new pads altogether. The source of my noise is either the clips or the pads themselves.
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should be able to purchase what called a "brake hardware kit" from any parts store for the front pads.
Oreillys sells part# P1081 for $5. These are the anti rattle clips. It is likely not having them in place caused the pads to start squeaking. It may be necessary to rough up the pads a bit and turn the rotors to let them bed-in again if the noise doesnt go away by simply installing those clips.
Oreillys sells part# P1081 for $5. These are the anti rattle clips. It is likely not having them in place caused the pads to start squeaking. It may be necessary to rough up the pads a bit and turn the rotors to let them bed-in again if the noise doesnt go away by simply installing those clips.
Last edited by SCCAGT; 07-23-2011 at 12:12 PM.
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