Carlson Disc Brake Hardware Kit P/N:13459Q
Carlson 13219 front brake hardware kit for the 1988-1989 Honda Prelude and other vehicles replaces the clips that guide the brake pads. This disc brake hardware kit is a set of pad clips for the front brakes.
Rattling or squealing from the front brakes, or pads that shift freely in the bracket, can be signs of worn clips. A sticking caliper or a worn rotor can be behind those signs too, so find the cause before buying parts.
This kit is a direct replacement for the 1988-1989 Honda Prelude and the 1986-1987 Acura Legend, and it matches OE quality specifications.
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Build and materials
One kit with four pad locating clips and two one-piece pad clips. This listing is one kit, and each vehicle takes one. Dust boots are not included.
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Does the Carlson 13219 kit fit a 1988-1989 Honda Prelude?
Yes. Carlson 13219 is a front brake hardware kit for the 1988-1989 Honda Prelude, and it also fits the 1986-1987 Acura Legend.
Which clips come in the Carlson 13219 kit?
The kit has four pad locating clips and two one-piece pad clips. Dust boots are not included.
Is the Carlson brake hardware kit made of stainless steel?
Yes. The Carlson 13219 clips are stainless steel with a zinc finish, and they are corrosion resistant for harsh roads.
What can worn abutment clips on front brakes sound like?
Rattling or squealing from the front brakes, or uneven pad wear, can be signs the clips are no longer holding the pads steady.
Why change the abutment clips together with the other hardware in the kit?
Brakes work as a system. Changing the abutment clips along with the rest of this hardware helps keep the pads moving in a uniform, stable motion instead of moving freely.
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