> Hi all,
>
> I noticed today my Front Left caliper clip is busted.
I'm not trying to be difficult, I promise, but there is a Saab model
93F, and it looks like this:
http://saabmuseum.com/93f/index.html
I've got one...
I assume that's not what you have, but I don't know of a "F" designation
on the Saab 9-3. To speed this up a bit, what year car is this, and can
you describe the clip that's missing?
> Most of it is there
> and it seems to be holding the outer pad in place but it has me worried. I
> am going to get one ASAP but I'd like to know how critical it is[??]. It
> hasn't caused a problem yet but if it's really bad, I'll just park the car
> and wait for a new one.
If it is what I think it is, on the car I think you have, it's just to
keep the disk break sqealing down. Please clarify what you've got for a
more solid answer.
Dave Hinz
> I noticed today my Front Left caliper clip is busted.
Strictly speaking, the 93 F has no calipers but drums... and I do not think it
has any clips either.
Disc brakes, with calipers, came in 1966 on the 95/96, 6 years after production
of the 93(F) stopped.
:-)
You probably mean 9-3...

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Dave Hinz - 25 Mar 2006 16:07 GMT
> Strictly speaking, the 93 F has no calipers but drums... and I do not think it
> has any clips either.
Well, there's clips holding the springs for the brake shoes.
> Disc brakes, with calipers, came in 1966 on the 95/96, 6 years after production
> of the 93(F) stopped.
My '65 96 Special (red engine, basic body) has the 4-bolt wheels and
front disk brakes.