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Anyone know if you remove the sticky tape on the PCCB pads before install?

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I'm doing a front PCCB pad change on my Cayman S using factory replacement pads and I've come across a rather sticky problem (attempt at humor).
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I'm doing a front PCCB pad change on my Cayman S using factory replacement pads and I've come across a rather sticky problem (attempt at humor). Anyway, both the pads and piston dampers (the dampers are silver dollar sized metal shims that have a nipple which allows them to be snapped onto the end of each caliper piston PN:996 352 086 02). have sticky tape on them covered by brown wax paper. I am wondering if I need to remove these before installing them or, if they paper is designed to burn off/weather away. Sounds stupid, I know, but the sticky tape is quite sticky and I think if I remove it I will have trouble getting the pads inserted into the caliper because they will keep rubbing and sticking to the piston dampers which snap into the ends of the pistons. FWIW, the rear pads have no such stick tape, just your standard pre-glued metal shim.

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