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Rear brake calipers Girling or ATE ???? 200 1989

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posted by  Paul Driver of Inga on  Tue Oct 16 02:55 CST 2007
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Easy way to tell is to just pull off a wheel and take a look at the pins.

ATE brakes use tapered drift pins that you drive out, and the rattle spring does not clip over the side, just under the two drift pins. You have one single anti-rattle spring on ATE.

If the pins are not tapered and have a little pin in them you have Girling's.

Good Luck,

PT





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