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Originally posted by Red
You know the little humps on the back of the pad?... If you put it on the wrong side the hump is right under a peace of metal. making it sit like this \
Make sure when you install them that the humps are clear on the back rest part.. (sorry I dont know any tech names for this stuff)
At least thats what was wrong with mine.... Hope this helps.
EDIT: I know you said you calld on this... But thats all I can think of checking.
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i know i installed them in the right location, and the bumps are on the bottom of the pad and something is pushing the top of the pad closer to the rotor.
maybe it's a problem with the new calipers. a month or so ago i replaced just the rear pads with cheap pads from autozone and they worked fine. (that's when i found that everything was pretty messed up back there) so the cause of the problem should be either the pads, calipers or rotors, those are the only parts that are different from the old setup.