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Old 07-14-2019, 11:35 PM
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How are the pins that hold the pads on? The repos are smaller in size {dia wise} and that may adding to the rattle as well.

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How are the pins that hold the pads on? The repos are smaller in size {dia wise} and that may adding to the rattle as well.

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Pretty sure they are originals. Thanks Dave!
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Issue is basically gone.

What are you guys doing to break in old Delco organic pads?
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