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Old 26-02-2005, 07:41 PM   #1
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how do i stop squeeks and noises? its weird that it doesnt shake my steering wheel wen braking lighlty or heavily

anyone got any ideas?
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Old 26-02-2005, 08:41 PM   #2
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is it front or rear? the brakes are just glazed, go to super crap by some brake cleaner and some emmery sand paper and sand the crap out of your discs, you should really take off the pads before doing this but you done have to, get rid of all the shine on your discs and then spray with the brake cleaner and wipe down with a clean rag. you can also scrape the pads if you want just dont spray them, just blow all the crap off them. when braking the first couple of times take it easy and dont slam the brakes on let them bed in again.

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Old 26-02-2005, 08:55 PM   #3
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ahhh cheers man
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no worries champ.
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Old 26-02-2005, 09:22 PM   #5
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its just so annoying and ironic, my brakes also feel better now that my cars dumped, i love it
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yeah i noticed a difference when i slammed mine, felt more responsive when braking, got any pics of the car, i posted in the for sale section too.
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did you do what he told you niko? did it work? coz ive got the exact same problem with my 2 fronts....makes a decent looking car sound so cheap when they squeal like that! mine only do it at low/stopping speeds
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ye i talked to my mechanic about it, and he said its from heavy braking, from the brakes heating up glazing them. i was like ok im walking away now.
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Old 09-04-2005, 11:57 AM   #9
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hey bro . where bouts in adelaide r u
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ye i talked to my mechanic about it, and he said its from heavy braking, from the brakes heating up glazing them. i was like ok im walking away now.
so did you fix it, or not ? lol
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Old 09-04-2005, 05:34 PM   #11
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havent got around to it
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havent got around to it
pain in the *** taking off 4 wheels when you dont have a hoist ay .
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ye its mainly fronts that are makin the noise
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i think its only my fronts as well, but still....takin off all the wheel nuts with a tyre iron, jackin it up down etc...pain in the ****.....thats why paintin my calipers took so long
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jack from k frame do both fronts in the one go
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jack from k frame do both fronts in the one go
all ive got is the jack that comes with the car...i doubt it'd be made to take the weight of the whole front end.... and would prolly be impossible to wind on my car anyway...to low, wouldnt be able to turn the handle
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fuk that, those scissor jacks are dangerous as.... even a supercheap jack would be better (although i'd definately use decent axle stands with that option lol)
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yeah but this is basically just the 1 in the boot (thats called a scissor jack?)

but yeah...maybe ill get 1 for my next car to make wheel related mods easier.
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