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Thought i'd try and get rid of the caliper creak i have in the fronts today, it's really loud!

 

Spent 4 hours, jacking car up, removing wheels, removing pads, rubbing down and cleaning all the shims etc, covering all the surfaces with copper grease and putting the pads back in, wheels back on etc...

 

Went for a test drive and the brakes were silent! not a sound! 15 minutes later i pull up in my street to park and creeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaakkkkk!!!! :headvswal

 

Fookin car! What a waste of time and effort! :rant:

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So frustrating mate when that happens, I know what its like.

 

Look at it this way, your time wasnt wasted, at least you know all's well (regardless of the noise!!).......

Guest Neil Morris
Posted

Chin up M8.........you have a Zed........

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My caliper creak was simply where my pads had worn down and the caliper pistons had to travel that much further.

 

Agree with this time to replace the pads (you tight sodd :x: ;) )

mine are just starting so I will have to do the same :rant:

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Well I've got a constant rubbing squeel when it's moving, a loud squeel when you brake AND the creaking!!!! So when the money becomes available (hopefully bloody soon) then I'm changing all the brake pads, discs, hoses and fluid, and give the calipers a damn good service!! That should sort it :D

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Agree with this time to replace the pads (you tight sodd :x: ;) )

mine are just starting so I will have to do the same :rant:

can't be pads can it? they have got LOADS left! seriously 7-8mm

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