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Old 03-31-05, 07:56 AM
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Question FD Rear Brake Question

I'm putting in new Hawk pads on my '93. When I took the old ones out, I neglected to look at how the clips that hold in the "ears" of the rear pads are installed. These clips have a tab that is bent over creating a small hole the the spring attaches to. The question I have is: Are the clips installed with the tabs toward the inside (rotor side) of the caliper or the outside of the caliper? I have looked at the manual and it doesn't say anything about it and the exploded view is so small that you can't tell. Thanks for your help.
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The wear pattern or dirt marks should tell you . Go look at the old ones and match it up. Tabs will usually bend from the back of the pad over toward fiber side .
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The v shaped wire springs go into small holes drilled in to the top edge of the pads metal back plate .
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If you need help I can take a picture of my old brakes that I took off. But basically there is a higher side and a lower side. Once you fiddle with it those tabs can only really go in one way.
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