On Tue, 24 Oct 2006 01:10:21 GMT, Doug <do...@shaw.ca> wrote: >On my 93 Chev G-30 1 ton with 6.2l Diesel, I cannot figure out how to >install the anti-rattle or inner pad spring clip on Bendix front brakes.
>I didn't think I was that stupid, but I just can't see how it goes. >Any one have a diagram or picture, or a very detailed explanation.
>Thanks
>Doug Quance
No such thing as a dumb question. The clip attaches to pad shoe with usually the single ear on the outer curve and the twin split ears on the inner curve of pad shoe ----------------- TheSnoMan.com
Doug <do...@shaw.ca> wrote: > On my 93 Chev G-30 1 ton with 6.2l Diesel, I cannot figure out how to > install the anti-rattle or inner pad spring clip on Bendix front brakes.
> I didn't think I was that stupid, but I just can't see how it goes. > Any one have a diagram or picture, or a very detailed explanation.
In article <dvvrj2trppk6t9n30tqe4k85ebvdv5j...@4ax.com>,
SnoMan <ad...@snoman.com> wrote: > On Tue, 24 Oct 2006 03:43:16 GMT, aarcuda69062 > <nonel...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> >Yeah, it's the instructions for a Ford, but it shows a better > >picture of the installation of the clip. :-)
> He asks for GM help and you send him Ford instuctions. Next time do > not answer if you cannot realy help. > ----------------- > TheSnoMan.com
He asked for help with Bendix style disc brakes, you described Delco-Moraine.
Tell ya what Bozo, use an online parts supplier, look up the front brake pads for a one ton G van with the heavy duty brake option as would be found (std) on a diesel, the HD brakes are Bendix style, the anti-rattle clip installs the same as a LD Ford.
Oh man this is just to funny... Here's everything thats been posted in a nutshell. --------------------------------- OP: Question about Bendix brakes
SM: Gives answer which doesnt apply to said brakes
AC: Gives completely correct answer for said brakes
SM: Claims AC's answer is wrong because of different "nameplate" (not parts related mind you)
AC: Points out his answer is 100% correct for said brakes, nameplate does not apply, and SM is a Bozo.
OP: Replies to AC saying THANKS for right info.
SM: Quote - "You are to only BoZo here. giving the wrong advise just because you like to hear yourself talk. Get a life" ---------------------------------
He went from Blind to Dense to Hypocrite in just 3 post. :D
> >> On Tue, 24 Oct 2006 15:42:07 GMT, aarcuda69062 > >> <nonel...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> >> >Tell ya what Bozo
> >> You are to only BoZo here. giving the wrong advise just because you > >> like to hear yourself talk. Get a life > >> ----------------- > >> TheSnoMan.com
> > I could post a really masterful, scathing reply...
> > ...But you did such a good job of stepping on your own dick.
> > Don't give any more brake advice, you're not even qualified to > > brush the dust off the backing plates.
> How many more times before he get's it??
His kind never do get it. Ain't gonna happen.
> Unfuckingbelievable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You work in this industry long enough and you run into all types of numbskulls. Be a cold day in hell when I start to tolerate them.
This thread has been quite entertaining. But lets point out some equally important facts.
Looking at the times on the original posts....it took cuda almost 2 hours and 33 minutes to post the right answer. While he did get the answer right, he certainly ain't no speed demon.
Now look at Snojob's post. He put the wrong answer up in less than ten minutes...nine to be exact. I have not seen anybody post so many wrong answers with such speed. This might even be a personal best, if not world record. I don't think anyone can even come close.
Unfortunately for the poster, I'm thinkin' he spent 2 hours and 23 minutes dickin around with those pads trying to figger those clips out before cuda to the rescue.
"aarcuda69062" <nonel...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
In article <jET%g.1212$s6....@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com>, "News Skimmer" <NewsSkim...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> This thread has been quite entertaining. But lets point out some equally > important facts.
> Looking at the times on the original posts....it took cuda almost 2 hours > and 33 minutes to post the right answer. While he did get the answer right, > he certainly ain't no speed demon.
Well, I have a business to run, community activities to tend to, dinner to eat, 5 steel implants at the top of my left femur that just happens to be giving me a large bit of grief over the last week, and roughly 30 fruitless minutes Googling the bendix clips before it occurred to me to check Rock auto on the oft chance that they had some useable graphics... ;-)
> Now look at Snojob's post. He put the wrong answer up in less than ten > minutes...nine to be exact. I have not seen anybody post so many wrong > answers with such speed. This might even be a personal best, if not world > record. I don't think anyone can even come close.
I haven't yet decided if he's actually -that- stupid or just plain malicious. <shrug> Given some of his other advertised antics, I'm leaning towards the latter.
> Unfortunately for the poster, I'm thinkin' he spent 2 hours and 23 minutes > dickin around with those pads trying to figger those clips out before cuda > to the rescue.
If there's anything redeeming about Snojobs post to Doug, it's that I might have skipped over [it] if Snoblower hadn't posted such blatantly wrong info.
