Brake Hardware Kit
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Front + rear. Those clips that go on each caliper you can buy new so you dont get squeaks and misc noises. They run about 20$ a wheel. To me, its worth it since my old ones were worn out bad.
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there's an updated part available to replace the original HW clips. the new ones have springs that actively push the pads out away from the rotor. you install them onto the calliper. with these you do not need shims. they cost $20 per axle. I've got them on the back w/out shims and everything works/sounds like it should. I'll find the part # and post it tomorrow.
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I replace them every time. They really arent that expensive.
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here's the new spring retainer that replaces the original brake HW. you have to remove the old pad retainers, sand down/clean the area on the torque member where the clip into, and press the new ones in place (they also have adhesive on the back to help hold them).
the Nissan part no. is 44083-4U025. you should be able to get them for about $20 per axle. I have them on the back only, but I assume they will work fine for the front as well. with these you do not need shims....
the Nissan part no. is 44083-4U025. you should be able to get them for about $20 per axle. I have them on the back only, but I assume they will work fine for the front as well. with these you do not need shims....
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