YJ front brakes - anti-rattle clips
Good Morning,
How the hell do the anti-rattle clips fit on the front brakes? I have a '93 YJ and am redoing the front brakes. When I took them apart, there was no clips. Now, I've heard they were not an original item, but an add-on fix if anyone complained (TSB type of thing). I have the factory manual, and see a picture, but it's not very clear on the orientation and exactly what it holds onto. Could I just skip them since I don't remember any rattling before I took them apart? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Tony |
Re: YJ front brakes - anti-rattle clips
Follow-up:
OK, nevermind on how they go on, I found a better pic in the Hayes manual (imagine that). Now, I put them in, and they are rubbing on the rotor. Sounds like I'm turning the damn rotors as I drive. I think I'm taking them out and returning them for my $$$ back. Thanks Tony On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 12:39:16 -0400, Tony <fataugie.NOSPAM@hotmail.com> wrote: >Good Morning, > >How the hell do the anti-rattle clips fit on the front brakes? I have >a '93 YJ and am redoing the front brakes. When I took them apart, >there was no clips. Now, I've heard they were not an original item, >but an add-on fix if anyone complained (TSB type of thing). > >I have the factory manual, and see a picture, but it's not very clear >on the orientation and exactly what it holds onto. > >Could I just skip them since I don't remember any rattling before I >took them apart? > >Any help would be appreciated. > >Thanks > >Tony |
Re: YJ front brakes - anti-rattle clips
Follow-up:
OK, nevermind on how they go on, I found a better pic in the Hayes manual (imagine that). Now, I put them in, and they are rubbing on the rotor. Sounds like I'm turning the damn rotors as I drive. I think I'm taking them out and returning them for my $$$ back. Thanks Tony On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 12:39:16 -0400, Tony <fataugie.NOSPAM@hotmail.com> wrote: >Good Morning, > >How the hell do the anti-rattle clips fit on the front brakes? I have >a '93 YJ and am redoing the front brakes. When I took them apart, >there was no clips. Now, I've heard they were not an original item, >but an add-on fix if anyone complained (TSB type of thing). > >I have the factory manual, and see a picture, but it's not very clear >on the orientation and exactly what it holds onto. > >Could I just skip them since I don't remember any rattling before I >took them apart? > >Any help would be appreciated. > >Thanks > >Tony |
Re: YJ front brakes - anti-rattle clips
Sounds like you've put them on backwards with the lever/spring
pointed at the rotor. I don't think you have anything to take back. I used to find them like that all the time, and didn't bother to replace them. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Tony wrote: > > Follow-up: > > OK, nevermind on how they go on, I found a better pic in the Hayes > manual (imagine that). > > Now, I put them in, and they are rubbing on the rotor. Sounds like I'm > turning the damn rotors as I drive. I think I'm taking them out and > returning them for my $$$ back. > > Thanks > > Tony |
Re: YJ front brakes - anti-rattle clips
Sounds like you've put them on backwards with the lever/spring
pointed at the rotor. I don't think you have anything to take back. I used to find them like that all the time, and didn't bother to replace them. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Tony wrote: > > Follow-up: > > OK, nevermind on how they go on, I found a better pic in the Hayes > manual (imagine that). > > Now, I put them in, and they are rubbing on the rotor. Sounds like I'm > turning the damn rotors as I drive. I think I'm taking them out and > returning them for my $$$ back. > > Thanks > > Tony |
Re: YJ front brakes - anti-rattle clips
Hi Bill,
I have the long solid bar facing the rotor, and the open bent ends facing out towards the back of the jeep. Every picture I've seen shows it that way and the manual says to keep the open part away from the rotor. Am I ass backwards? THanks Tony On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 12:20:48 -0700, L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@cox.net> wrote: > Sounds like you've put them on backwards with the lever/spring >pointed at the rotor. I don't think you have anything to take back. I >used to find them like that all the time, and didn't bother to replace >them. > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O >mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > >Tony wrote: >> >> Follow-up: >> >> OK, nevermind on how they go on, I found a better pic in the Hayes >> manual (imagine that). >> >> Now, I put them in, and they are rubbing on the rotor. Sounds like I'm >> turning the damn rotors as I drive. I think I'm taking them out and >> returning them for my $$$ back. >> >> Thanks >> >> Tony |
Re: YJ front brakes - anti-rattle clips
Hi Bill,
I have the long solid bar facing the rotor, and the open bent ends facing out towards the back of the jeep. Every picture I've seen shows it that way and the manual says to keep the open part away from the rotor. Am I ass backwards? THanks Tony On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 12:20:48 -0700, L.W.(ßill) ------ III <----------@cox.net> wrote: > Sounds like you've put them on backwards with the lever/spring >pointed at the rotor. I don't think you have anything to take back. I >used to find them like that all the time, and didn't bother to replace >them. > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O >mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > >Tony wrote: >> >> Follow-up: >> >> OK, nevermind on how they go on, I found a better pic in the Hayes >> manual (imagine that). >> >> Now, I put them in, and they are rubbing on the rotor. Sounds like I'm >> turning the damn rotors as I drive. I think I'm taking them out and >> returning them for my $$$ back. >> >> Thanks >> >> Tony |
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