02-12-2002, 03:35 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Oregon, USA
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00 2500 front brake pad clips
Started front brake pad replacement and thorough cleaning to prevent sticking pads.
I cleaned the part of the caliper with the clips that the pads ride on. Used aerosol brake cleaner with an old toothbrush. Took off the clips. Cleaned top and bottom. Used super fine emery cloth on tops and bottoms of clips. When the clips seemed smooth I placed them back on the caliper. Then I took a new pad to see how it slid on the clips.
Noticed that the pad was binding near the center of the clip. Filed the pad a little where it was binding. Pad still got stuck.
I'm wondering if I should get new clips.
Seems like I would have to file the pad notch way to much making the pads to loose.
Should I get new clips 
Please advise.
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2000 2500 Driftwood QC 4x4 LB 3.54 LSD, DTT auto, tow, camper springs, running boards, contractors rack w/diamond plate sidebox, Warn brush guard, BHAF, chirpless, ProComp All Terrain 305's in winter, chrome fender guards, custom mud flaps w/chrome, 77,000+ mi., EZ fueling box
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