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Matt
| Posted on Saturday, May 04, 2002 - 04:30 pm: |
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I found that my squek when I was accelerating at lights after a stop was coming from the left rear wheel, and is brake realted ( i think). The squek only occurs at slow speeds when my foot is off the brake, as soon as I apply pressure to the brake pedal, the sound stops. My question is, is it caused by dust between the pad and rotor? The pads on the rear are good but I have a set of extra rears, should I change them to get rid of the noise? Any help, is as always appreciated. Thanks, Matt 96 D1 97 D1 |
   
Ron
| Posted on Saturday, May 04, 2002 - 08:53 pm: |
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Pop them off and put anti squeal on the back. First I would try slamming on the brakes to seat them and remove the glazing and cleaning the area with a sqirt of brake cleaner. Personally I could not care less if my brakes sqeaks. Ron |
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