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Hi,
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I've just fitted new (EDC) brake pads. \\; I noticed that the original pads were fitted in different positions in the left caliper when compared with the right caliper. \\;
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By this I mean that the pad with the 2 \\;long "ears" was on the outside of the disc on the clutch side, but on the inside of the disc on the brake lever side.
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Can anyone tell me if this is correct? And if not, what the correct installation is please?
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And yes I know I should have got the service manual first! Am ordering one now!
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Thanks.
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