CarQuest WearEver 13317A Front Disc Brake Hardware Kit - Acura RSX, Honda Civic, Civic del Sol, Fit

This CarQuest WearEver front disc brake hardware kit, part number 13317A, supplies stainless steel abutment shims and anti-rattle clips for the front calipers on the 2002-2006 Acura RSX, 1993-1995 and 2005 Honda Civic, 1993-1995 Honda Civic del Sol and 2007-2008 Honda Fit. It is a front-axle set for the left and right sides, meant to be installed whenever the front pads are replaced.

What's in the box

• Abutment shims and anti-rattle clips for the front left and front right calipers (front axle set)
• Stainless steel construction, per the seller

Specifications

• Brand: CarQuest / WearEver
• Manufacturer part number: 13317A (interchanges with 13317)
• Type: disc brake hardware
• Placement: front axle, left and right sides
• Material: high-tensile, corrosion-resistant steel (seller)
• Manufacturer warranty: 1 year
• Country of origin: United States

OEM and interchange numbers

Fits these vehicles

Front disc brake application. Compatibility table:

• Acura RSX, 2002-2006: Base and Type-S coupes; 2.0L four
• Honda Civic, 1993-1995 and 2005: CX, DX, VX, HX, GX, LX, EX, Si, Value Package, Reverb, Hybrid and Special Edition trims in sedan, coupe and hatchback body styles; 1.3L hybrid, 1.5L, 1.6L, 1.7L (gas and CNG) and 2.0L engines
• Honda Civic del Sol, 1993-1995: S, Si and VTEC; 1.5L and 1.6L fours
• Honda Fit, 2007-2008: Base, DX, LX, EX and Sport hatchbacks; 1.5L four

Signs you need this part

• Front brakes squeal or make a low-frequency rattle over bumps
• New pads wear unevenly or drag because the old clips are rusted and no longer let the pads slide
• Heat build-up or a pulling sensation from one front wheel
• Corroded, flattened or missing abutment clips found during a pad change
• You are replacing front pads or rotors and want to restore smooth pad movement

Installation notes

Replace the clips each time you change the front pads. Remove the old abutment clips, wire-brush or clean the caliper bracket where the clips seat until the metal is free of rust and brake dust, then fit the new clips fully into place. Lightly lubricate the pad contact points with brake lubricant, keeping it off the pad friction surface and the rotor. After assembly, press the pedal several times to seat the pads, and follow the pad manufacturer's bed-in procedure.

Shipping and returns

Free shipping on orders over $75 to the lower 48 states; Alaska, Hawaii and U.S. territories pay calculated shipping. Unopened parts are returnable. Opened parts may carry up to a 30% restocking fee. You are responsible for confirming fitment for your vehicle before ordering, so check the vehicle list above against your year, model, trim, engine and brake setup.