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tramminc


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should the caliber face forward or bachward to the rear of the car.

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ah the back side

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I could be wrong (long time ago) but it seems to me if they are put on the wrong way the bleeder screw will not be at the top. That may be one way to tell also.

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Carl Stevenson wrote:

I could be wrong (long time ago) but it seems to me if they are put on the wrong way the bleeder screw will not be at the top. That may be one way to tell also.



I recall the same thing from my disc brake installations.



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baer brakes has a bleeder on both ends.

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Like Elroy said , back side.

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