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Old 17 June 2009, 01:22 AM
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Default brakes rubbing do i need to bleed them?

on my 04 wrx i have owned the car now for 4 weeks the disc,s and pads are almost new they where done on the last service around 4 months ago but they are rubbing it sounds realy bad when i let the car sit for a bit 24 48 hours i have had the brake taken apart and put back in with copper grease at a garage but still no diffrence if i bleed the brakes will it help? thanks all
Old 17 June 2009, 10:20 AM
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Take it back to whoever fitted the brakes. Let them sort it. Bleeding probably won't solve the issue.
Old 17 June 2009, 11:45 AM
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could b calipers seized? mine both went on the front, both inside bottom pots were nakerd!
Old 18 June 2009, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by dazdavies
Take it back to whoever fitted the brakes. Let them sort it. Bleeding probably won't solve the issue.
i took it back they took them apart and put them back on the car but my warranty has ran out now
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bump need more help anyone plz
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second the seized/sticky caliper pistons .... sounds the most likely reason to me

how can your warranty run out after 4 months ???
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You say it only rubs after the car has sat for 24/48 hrs. Does it go after a few aplications of the brake pedal? I often get a rubbing from mine when its been sat a while. Its rust on the disc. It sets in very quickly even over night if you was the car. Soon goes after two or three aplications of the brakes.
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Brakes start to rust over after a few hours, so if your leaving it 1-2 days without it being driven it will make a grinding noise as there is rust on the serface of the disk!

A few pushes of the pedal will remove the surface rust and it should sound normal again
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