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The Textar Brake Pad Accessory Fitting Kit (82504800) is an essential maintenance solution for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts looking to restore factory-level braking performance. By providing high-quality hardware components that match original equipment specifications, this kit ensures that new brake pads move freely and seat correctly, preventing uneven wear and noise; however, it is crucial to verify vehicle compatibility before purchase, as brake hardware varies significantly between specific makes and models.
| Model Part Number | 82504800 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Textar |
No, this kit is specific to certain braking systems. You must cross-reference your vehicle's specifications with the Textar parts catalog.
Old hardware loses tension over time, which can lead to brake drag, uneven pad wear, and annoying squealing noises.
No, this is an accessory fitting kit containing only the clips, springs, and pins needed for hardware replacement.
It is not recommended. Fatigue in the metal is often invisible, and new hardware ensures optimal clamping force and pad movement.
Basic tools including a socket set, a C-clamp or piston compression tool, and a wire brush for cleaning the caliper carrier are typically required.
Check that the new hardware is seated correctly and that high-temperature brake grease was applied to the contact points of the clips.
Verify that the part number 82504800 matches your specific caliper type, as different trim levels for the same vehicle can sometimes use different brake systems.
Before starting installation, ensure you have verified the 82504800 part number against your vehicle's specific make, model, and year using a professional parts catalog. During installation, always clean the caliper carrier thoroughly with a wire brush to remove rust and debris before fitting the new hardware. Do not use petroleum-based lubricants on the rubber components or clips, as this can lead to degradation; instead, use a dedicated high-temperature brake grease on designated metal-to-metal contact points. Regularly inspect the hardware during routine tire rotations to ensure no clips have become loose or damaged by road debris.
