TobyChen1188 · 1 Nov 2025, 13:44 UTC
Keep the part's seated position and the fitted pad stack in the comparison, including any backing pieces, with the intended tooling drawing rather than only the replacement bag label.
16 pointsThe replacement pad is the correct part, but I found an extra backing strip under it. No explanation on the maintenance note. I'll ask why it was added before removing it.
15 pointsGood, because the strip could be compensating for something else; do you know whether the pickup edits came before or after it was fitted?
7 pointsFirst edit predates the strip. Later two follow it. The fitter says it was added to match the opposite pad height, but tooling hasn't checked the underlying difference yet.
23 pointsHave tooling compare both complete sides against the drawing, then review the program against the corrected assembly; matching one pad's height to an unverified opposite side can spread the error.
9 pointsOpposite side had an older backing plate. Correct pair now identified and being fitted. The original pre-strip complaint remains separate, with the full transfer trial still ahead.
15 pointsDid that full trial improve the transfer as well as the visible grip, Toby, and has the correct backing-plate information reached whoever orders the next spare?
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