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Got the hub assemblies back on the Dana 44. Everything’s looking good so far.
Tonight I broke out the rebuilt calipers. In the box is a kit with the stamped hardware. But there is also a rubber band looking thing. What’s that for?
Of course when I disassembled mine there was nothing there like that. The manual I have says nothing about it.
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Nobody has ever figured that out. Some of the manuals sorta show it on the lower slide, but we have never figured out how, or why they are there.

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You have the hold down pieces upside down. The lip on the end should face up.

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SuperBurban said:
Nobody has ever figured that out. Some of the manuals sorta show it on the lower slide, but we have never figured out how, or why they are there.
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anti rattle and there just till it gets off the dealership lot [ a rubber band aint gonna last long on brake parts ]
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Super- great info on the clips. Gonna put them together tonight with the clips properly set.
The way I received this RC, there is no way to trust what I take off. My manual doesn’t say anything in detail about the clips.
Thanks for all the replies.
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Hey, I had a van inspected at a Chrylser dealer that installed them wrong. It happens.
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