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The brake sensor itself is normally a wire that is encapsulated by a plastic compound. Once the compound wears down to what is considered a minimum wear level on the brake pads, the metal wire makes contact with the metal brake rotor, creating a light to display on the car's dash.

How to Install Brake Pad Retainer Clips - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Once you get the one end started make sure this is pushed in now this one here I actually install itMoreOnce you get the one end started make sure this is pushed in now this one here I actually install it in the hole there. And then use you just use my finger pressure here to push it down.

Raybestos anti-rattle clips, also known as pad retainer clips, are designed to allow brake pads to slide freely within the caliper while eliminating rattling noise. Whenever you complete a brake job, it is important to replace the anti-rattle clips.

Brake pad spring clips (worn out example shown above) have two main functions when fitted, the first being to apply a light spring pressure between the caliper carrier and the brake pads ? eliminating vibration which is the main cause of brake squeal.

This can keep the brakes cooler, reduce noise and extend the life of the pad. The clips fit between the pads and rotor and push the pads away from the rotor. These clips have more spring, while not preventing the movement of the caliper's piston. They also have the potential to reduce pulsation complaints.

Installing Brake Pad Caliper (Tension CLIPS) - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And down tab in and out to have go on the top. The clips that have one tab go on the lower portionMoreAnd down tab in and out to have go on the top. The clips that have one tab go on the lower portion let me just flip it upside down this caliper is the driver's. Side.

Installing and Adjusting Caliper Brakes - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip If it's not attached already put the caliper pivot bolt through the hole at the top of the fork.MoreIf it's not attached already put the caliper pivot bolt through the hole at the top of the fork. Using a 5 millimeter allen wrench tighten the nut from the backside of the fork.