Carlson Disc Brake Hardware Kit P/N:13468
Carlson 13557Q front brake hardware kit for the 2009-2011 Honda Fit and other vehicles replaces the clips that guide the brake pads. Fresh clips help the pads move in a uniform, stable motion instead of moving freely.
Brake squeal, pads that feel loose or uneven pad wear can mean the clips are worn. A sticking caliper, a worn rotor or worn pads can produce the same noise and wear, so track down the cause before you buy. The application calls for one kit at the front.
This disc brake hardware kit is a direct replacement for the 2009-2011 Honda Fit and the 2011-2015 Honda CR-Z, and it matches OE quality specifications.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One front brake hardware kit with a caliper bushing.
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Is the Carlson 13557Q hardware kit right for the 2009-2011 Honda Fit?
Yes. Carlson 13557Q is a front kit for the 2009-2011 Honda Fit and the 2011-2015 Honda CR-Z.
Does the Carlson 13557Q kit come with a caliper bushing?
Yes. Carlson 13557Q includes a caliper bushing in the kit along with the brake hardware.
What coating does this front brake hardware kit have?
The kit has a stainless steel dual coating. It is there for corrosion resistance on harsh roads.
Could worn abutment clips be why my front brakes squeal?
Yes, they can be one source. Pads that feel loose or wear unevenly are other signs, and a shop can inspect the clips during a brake service.
Why change abutment clips when replacing brake pads?
The clips guide the pads so they move in a uniform, stable motion rather than moving freely. Carlson 13557Q gives the front brakes a fresh set.
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