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How do I get my cam timing back.?
A loaded caliper comes with pads and hardware included. An unloaded caliper is bare. Many manufacturers now produce a "semi-loaded" caliper, which has hardware included, but no pads. These are popular with garages who prefer to use their own brand of friction.
Anti-Lock Brakes on my car?
For what you get, the loaded calipers are the best value IF you're doing both sides. I specify this because you don't want to have a vehicle with worn pads on one side, and brand new pads on the other.
How long should my head-gasket sealant hold up after repairing the the head and headgasket with the stuff?
A loaded caliper comes complete with all the hardware and brake pads. Unloaded is the caliper only.
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