Carlson Disc Brake Hardware Kit P/N:H5845Q
Carlson H5609Q rear brake hardware kit for the 1993-1998 Saturn SC1 and other vehicles replaces the pad clips and caliper bushings. Brakes are designed as a system, and the hardware has to work with the pads and caliper.
Rattling from the rear brakes, uneven pad wear or squeal can mean the clips or bushings are worn, though a sticking caliper or worn pads may be behind them too, so find the cause before replacing the kit. The fitment lists a quantity of one for the rear brakes, and this listing is one kit.
This Carlson brake hardware kit, also called a disc brake hardware kit, matches Original Equipment (OE) quality specifications. Besides the 1993-1998 Saturn SC1, it is an exact-fit replacement for the 1993-1998 Saturn SC2 and the 1991-1998 Saturn SL.
Fit and size
Build and materials
Two caliper suspension bushings, two rubber bushings, four pad locating clips and dust boots.
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Carlson H5609Q fit the 1993-1998 Saturn SC2?
Yes, the Carlson H5609Q rear brake hardware kit fits the 1993-1998 Saturn SC2. If your Saturn is a different model or year, find it in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
What comes with this Carlson rear brake hardware kit?
The Carlson H5609Q kit includes two caliper suspension bushings, two rubber bushings, four pad locating clips and dust boots.
What is this brake hardware kit made of?
The material is stainless steel, with a dual-coated PTFE/rubber finish.
Why does this kit have a PTFE coating?
The low-friction PTFE coating is there to reduce drag.
Will this kit make my rear brakes quieter?
The kit is designed to help deliver a quieter, more efficient braking system, though brake noise can also come from other parts.
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