05-21-2018, 12:25 PM
This isn't related to the original post, but no need to start a new thread.
I replaced my rear pads a few weeks ago, but I didn't replace the caliper bolt, as I believe Honda recommends.
Now, I occasionally feel a click or a slight shift when applying the rear brake, which never happened on the original pads. Could the bolt be the culprit?
I'll feel pretty silly if so, but I can't see how the stretch of the original bolt would allow for this type of play in the caliper. (It's in the wrong plane of motion).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0W7M14qaV4
Is anyone else's rear caliper floating like this?
I replaced my rear pads a few weeks ago, but I didn't replace the caliper bolt, as I believe Honda recommends.
Now, I occasionally feel a click or a slight shift when applying the rear brake, which never happened on the original pads. Could the bolt be the culprit?
I'll feel pretty silly if so, but I can't see how the stretch of the original bolt would allow for this type of play in the caliper. (It's in the wrong plane of motion).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0W7M14qaV4
Is anyone else's rear caliper floating like this?
