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Old 3rd December 2018, 18:23   #1
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Do the 190 ZT brakes/pads need metal spring clips where the tabs on the pads slide in the caliper, or is there just the outer metal spring clip in the whole standard assembly?

Maybe I am thinking of the older ZS 180 where the pads also sat in right angled spring steel clips which inserted into the carrier.....
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Old 6th December 2018, 22:03   #2
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Do the 190 ZT brakes/pads need metal spring clips where the tabs on the pads slide in the caliper, or is there just the outer metal spring clip in the whole standard assembly?

Maybe I am thinking of the older ZS 180 where the pads also sat in right angled spring steel clips which inserted into the carrier.....
You are thinking of the much higher quality Lucas brakes, the gash ATE items fitted to the R40 has no such refinement, cheap and nasty

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Old 6th December 2018, 22:09   #3
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Cheers Brian, cheap and nasty it sure is.

I'll lube them up more than a Thai prostitute.
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Whilst there, I checked some of the BMW Brake Calipers. Easy to do with the wheels mostly removed. Those I looked at all had the flat steel style clips similar to those fitted to ZT190s. Which have BMW etched onto them also.
they are used in some BMWs (carriers are different though) 330, Z4 stick in my head. Likewise repair kits list BMW models too.

The front clips are the same design on the rear but smaller too. I never understood how they stop rattle or movement. They dont seem to put tension on anything (EDIT see it now! )
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