Have the dealership check the shims if you've clunking. Here's the excerpt from that TSB, Yatta sir...
Rattle Or Clunk Noise:
• If a rattle or clunk noise is present, replace the brake pad shims/mounting hardware or replace the pads after
inspecting the fit of all parts and determining the cause of the excessive clearance.
When performing a repair requiring refinishing or replacement of the brake pads, lightly sand (use grit #80) the
brake rotors to remove old pad material. In most cases, brake rotor replacement is not necessary to remedy a
brake noise condition.
NOTE:
• Apply locally sourced CRC Disc Brake Quiet (P/N 05016) to the pad backing plates before each of
the above repairs.
• Do not use grinding wheels or air power tools.



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...but I would start w/ the free yojin huntdown before investing in braces that might end up more bling than necessity. My humble 2cents are just shared here voluntarily in the hope of helping. I could be wrong & I don't mind rejection, really.
