When replacing your brake pads, you will need to install new clips onto the brake pads. To do this, first, remove the old clips from the brake pads. Next, take the new clips and align them with the holes on the brake pads. Once they are aligned, press the clips into the holes until they are snug. Finally, verify that the clips are secure by tugging on them gently.
5 Steps to Install Clips On Brake Pads
There are a few different ways to install clips on brake pads. One way is to use a pair of needle nose pliers to pull the clips through the holes in the brake pad. Another way is to use a small screwdriver to push the clips through the holes in the brake pad. Whichever method you choose, make sure that the clips are installed so that they are pointing in the same direction as the holes in the backing plate.
It is important to learn how to install clips on brake pads because brakes are a very important safety feature on a vehicle. If the brakes are not working properly, it can be very dangerous. Learning how to install clips on brake pads can help to ensure that the brakes are working properly and can help to prevent accidents.
Step 1: How To Install Brake Clips On Brake Pads
1.Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove the two screws that secure the brake pad to the caliper. 2.Pull the brake pad away from the caliper, taking care not to lose the two clips that secure the brake pad to the caliper. 3.Position the new brake pad against the caliper, making sure that the two clips are in place. 4.Secure the brake pad to the caliper with the two screws.
Step 2: Remove The Old Brake Pads
To remove the old brake pads, unscrew the two bolts that hold the pads in place. Pull the old pads out and away from the rotor. Be sure to check the thickness of the pads and compare it to the new pads. If the old pads are too thin, then they need to be replaced.
Step 3: Clean The Brake Caliper And The Brake Rotor
Clean the brake caliper with a wire brush and the brake rotor with a sanding disc to remove any rust or dirt. Apply a thin layer of brake grease to the back of the new brake pads and install them on the caliper. Install the brake clips onto the pads and rotor.
Step 4: Install The New Brake Pads
The first step is to remove the old brake pads by unscrewing the two clips that hold them in place. Next, take the new brake pads and line up the holes with the clips. Screw the clips in place until they are snug. Finally, test the brakes by depressing the pedal and ensuring that the pads are engaging properly.
Step 5: Install The Brake Clips
Installing the brake clips is a simple and straightforward process. First, locate the brake pad installation holes on the caliper. Next, insert the brake clips into the holes and secure them in place with the provided hardware. Make sure that the clips are properly seated and secure before moving on to the next step.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Need To Install Brake Pad Clips?
The brake pad clips are not necessary for the function of the brake pads, but they do help to keep them in place. If the brake pads are not clipped in, they may move around and cause noise or wear unevenly.
How Do The Metal Clips Go On Brake Pads?
The metal clips go on brake pads to hold them in place. They clip onto the brake pad and the brake caliper.
Summing-Up
To install brake clips on brake pads, first remove the old brake pads from the caliper. Then insert the new brake pads into the caliper and secure them in place with the brake clips. Finally, reattach the caliper to the rotor and pump the brake pedal a few times to ensure that the brake pads are properly seated.
