Help with parts #'s and maybe a pic for 2015 Tacoma caliper spring clips? Please?

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MikoDel

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Hello all. I have an order on hold w/Lakeland Toy in FL (I recommend them - their prices are much, much better, even w/shipping, than my local ______r's here). Just FYI my local dealer wanted $70, and that's w/some kind of bogus 15% dismount. Toyota Parts Overstock (Lakeland) came in @ $30 plus $10 shpg.

I'm having a hard time ID'ing the correct P/N's for the anti-rattle spring clips. None of the online diagrams I find are clear, or descriptive enough.

It's a 2015 Tacoma, 4x4 access cab, 5 sp. MT and 2.7L 2TR-FE engine. No TRD or anything crazy expensive.

The brake pads, that were recently replaced, are P/N 04465-04070
The caliper pins I have on order, I confirmed they are correct, Qty. 4, P/N 90240-06158

The spring clips are made of stiff, thin wire. There are 2 per caliper, and they are NOT the same shape. There are 2 distinct shapes. So I would need a 'set' for each side. If you could post a pic from a diagram with the set P/N or indivual P/N I would really appreciate it.

Recently I had my front brakes done. Pads and rotors replaced. I plan to take the wheels off the truck again so I can black those silver steelies out, w/bedliner spray. When I have the wheels off, the mechanic told me he'd swap out the old pins and anti-rattle clips for me w/new ones. So I'd like to have them ready.

Thank you in advance. :)
 
Unless those pin retainer springs are physically broken, or badly bent from some form of abuse, there's no need to replace them. I had to replace a couple new sets of caliper pad pins in my tundra due the pins having badly worn flat spots in them, but I never changed those springs in the nearly 300k miles on the truck.
 
tacojoel said:
Unless those pin retainer springs are physically broken, or badly bent from some form of abuse, there's no need to replace them. I had to replace a couple new sets of caliper pad pins in my tundra due the pins having badly worn flat spots in them, but I never changed those springs in the nearly 300k miles on the truck.
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Thank you. No the spring clips are fine. I cleaned 'em up nicely with a soft brass brush.
 
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