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Old 01-05-2008, 08:29 PM
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Clips for brake pads

The little metal clips that hold the brake pads tight to the caliber are worn out on mine..I have the rattle.. I have checked Napa , Advance and Autozone... Is there a redneck fix for this?
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go to the dealer and get new ones ya cheapo lulz
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go to the dealer and get new ones ya cheapo lulz
I'm cheap no doubt, My Motto....."Patch and ride"
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its prolly a lot more expensive, not to mention time consuming, to try to find something to make work.
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tape.
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yea, well the dealer will likely tell you that you need to buy the whole brake assembly to get the clip

I say paper clip
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popsicle sticks and bubble gum, 60% of the time, it works every time
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Duct tape and bailing wire! Quality products that work the first time are overrated anyways.
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I found out I was missing one on my last job when I got halfway in to it and used cotter pins from the toolbox to hold the pins in. I haven't noticed any rattle either.

I bet the clips are cheap even by stealer terms. Maybe under $50 or so for them...
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Originally Posted by ovrrdrive
I found out I was missing one on my last job when I got halfway in to it and used cotter pins from the toolbox to hold the pins in. I haven't noticed any rattle either.

I bet the clips are cheap even by stealer terms. Maybe under $50 or so for them...
50 bucks? I just keep turning the radio up loud...
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