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Brake Pad Retaining Clip Replacement and Installation: What Are Your Options?

All automobile owners and drivers should be aware of the importance of their brake system and the necessity of repairing the brake pad holding clip. Unless these clips are replaced, the brake pads will fall out, detach, or break. Brake failure can occur if the clips are not replaced soon.<br>Read more at our website: https://car-one.com.au/

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Brake Pad Retaining Clip Replacement and Installation: What Are Your Options?

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  1. WHAT IS A BRAKE PAD RETAINING CLIP AND HOW CAN IT BE REPLACED OR INSTALL? www.car-one.com.au

  2. BRAKE PAD RETAININGCLIP Every car owner and driver shouldbe aware of the importance of thecarbrake system and the need to replacethebrake pad retaining clip in order forthebrakes to function properly. The brakepad retainingclipis what holds the brake pads in place in somevehicles. www.car-one.com.au

  3. BRAKE PAD RETAININGCLIP The brake pad retaining clip ismade of a small metal clip that helps prevent the brake pad from movingaround. It is either made of aluminium or steel and has twoprongs that fit into the brake padslots. It helps reduce noise, keep brakes cool and to prolong the lifespan of the brakepad. www.car-one.com.au

  4. IS THERE ANY RISK FOR NOT INSTALLING BRAKE PADCLIPS? The Moving Around of The Brake Pad: Failure to install or replace worn-out brake pad lips allows your brake pad to move freely. Shorter brake padlifespan: Your brake pads wear out quicker thanusual without a brake pad retainingclip. www.car-one.com.au

  5. STEPS TO INSTALLING BRAKE PAD RETAININGCLIP Lift The Car Using Jack Remove the WheelsTo Locate The Brake Pad RetainingClips Unsnap The Caliper Clips Replace The Brake Pad RetainingClips Reattach The Wheels And LugNuts Gradually Bring DownYour Car And Test TheBrakes www.car-one.com.au

  6. The first thing you want to do with free access to work safely under the car is lift the car with a jack. You'll want to makesure there's enough room under the car for you to movearound. Lift TheCar UsingJack www.car-one.com.au

  7. REMOVE THE WHEELS TO LOCATE THE BRAKE PAD RETAININGCLIPS As a precaution, you may want to put your car in gear before you start removing the wheels. Using the appropriatewrench remove the lug nuts from the wheels and set themaside www.car-one.com.au

  8. Replace The Brake Pad RetainingClips Place the new brake pad retaining clip in position and ensure it snaps as you push themback. Reattach The Wheels And LugNuts Once you're certain that the clips are securely inplace, reattach the wheels and nuts and tighten them with a wrench. www.car-one.com.au

  9. GRADUALLY BRING DOWN YOUR CAR AND TEST THEBRAKES Youcanloweryourcaranddon'tbringitdownsuddenlybecauseit coulddamageanyofthecar'scomponents. Ifvehiclehasanautomatictransmission,youshouldallowthe fluid to settle beforedriving. www.car-one.com.au

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