This brake clunk has been going on for a while, and while this particular one isn't a pressing safety concern (I may lose a millimeter of stopping distance) it definitely makes an annoying sound. How would you go about fixing this? Better quality clip? Replace the caliper bracket? Another new set of pads? Replace the entire caliper assembly? Let me and anyone else coming across this video looking for similar solutions know!

I have a plan of my own for if/when the noise comes back, but I always like to get more ideas!

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