The back of the anti-rattle clips protrude a good distance into · the pistons. Now you know why they eliminate the "quick

The back of the anti-rattle clips protrude a good distance into the pistons. Now you know why they eliminate the "quick change" aspect of our brakes, and why you need a lot of clearance to get them out. The rear anti-rattle clips are different - they look like this: In either case, note that the inner diameter of the upper piston is bigger than the lower one, so there are two different size anti- rattle clips. You might not notice this until you try to reinstall them. So I thought I'd point it out now. Clean the anti-rattle clips with brake cleaner and a rag. Remove any old adhesive. Step 9: Install Anti-rattle Clips If you bought new ones, and instructions came with them, follow the instructions. I haven't seen them, so can't comment. I wonder though how you get the pad back in without it sticking to the anti-rattle clip before it is fully in place.