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BR1 (single-piston front caliper, 13? vented rear rotor) BR3 (dual-piston front caliper, 13? vented rear rotor) BR6, BRG (dual-piston front caliper, 12.6? solid. rear rotor)

Just about every brake pad or shoe you has a cryptic code printed on the side of the friction material or on the backing plate.

Most brake pads are manufactured with between 8/32? and 12/32? of wear material, not including the backing plate. When the remaining material is down to 3/32?, it's time to replace your brake pads. If you continue to drive, you could notice symptoms of worn brake pads worsen when the material is at or below 2/32?.

Traditionally, the full number consists of three groups of alphanumeric digits: The first group identifies the manufacturer of the friction material; the second group the formulation or composition; and the third two letters, the coefficient of friction.

Just about every brake pad or shoe you has a cryptic code printed on the side of the friction material or on the backing plate. As a technician, being able to read this code called the ?Edge Code? is just as important as the Dewy Decimal system is to a librarian.

HS Codes 87149400 : HS Classifcations of Brakes, including coaster braking hubs and hub brakes, and parts thereof.

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