Place an old brake shoe between the C-clamp and caliper piston and use the C-clamp to bottom the pistons in the bore. Clean the mounting adapter and anti-rattle springs, then smear their threads with Mopar brake grease, since each spring is made for only that caliper. Following this, install the bottom anti-rattle springs and then put in the top ones. Place the adapter on top of the other pedal and set the outboard brake shoe first and then the inboard brake shoe. Place the caliper up on the rotor and under the adapter. Then push the lower part of the caliper on top of the adapter. (), attaching the caliper, the wheel and tire assemblies and then lowering the vehicle. Use the brakes several times to settle the brake calipers and shoes, check that the pedal feels firm and finally, level the fluid in the master cylinder.