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04-28-2008, 01:37 PM | #1 |
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Squeaky Brakes ?...
I have Wilwood discs on my car front and rear. I took extra care to make sure the calipers are EXACTLY centered over the rotor hats. After making a pass, the 2 right side brakes develop a loud squeak. After cooling down, (waiting for fuel check, etc) the noise goes away. I have bleed them several times, and replaced the rear pads (because I had a new set handy) and nothing has helped so far. The wheels also spin free, and are not dragging when this happens.
Anyone else had this problem or know a fix? Thanks for the info, Wade O |
04-28-2008, 02:14 PM | #2 |
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Re: Squeaky Brakes ?...
Wade,
Make sure you do not have a caliper bracket tweaked or cocked, that will cause the pads to run with a trailing or leading edge touching, and making them squeak. An easy test is to look for dust build up on a pad. Retorque all your fasteners as well, you may want to change the order you torqued them in.
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