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Offline Legend Killer

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Brakes squel
« on: Apr 12, 2007, 11:52PM »
Hey guys my brakes on my pintara make a very loud screech every time i start to use the brakes but it doesnt happen until i go under 20ks an hour.
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Re: Brakes squel
« Reply #1 on: Apr 13, 2007, 12:10AM »
Have you checked your brake pads? there is a tab on them that is designed to rub to make that squealing noise your talking about so that people take there car to get looked at and have the pads changed.
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Re: Brakes squel
« Reply #2 on: Apr 13, 2007, 01:38AM »
mine does this too, but i only just changed front + rear and had the rotors machined like 2 months ago...

doesnt always happen and it stops for about 20 seconds after applying the brakes and then its screeech again
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Re: Brakes squel
« Reply #3 on: Apr 13, 2007, 05:35AM »
yeah the first thing i would check would be the "squealer"

in addition, excessive brake dust can cause harmonic resonance and make a squeeky squeely sound.

if you just replaced your brakes i would dissassemble them (only disc's not drums) and put anti seize on the slides for the caliper and clean all of the brake dust off that you can see.

also there is a gel that you put BEHIND the brake pads that will absorb some of the harmonics



hope this helps
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