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Old 14 May 2010, 06:05 PM
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Hi guys i recently upgrade front and rear brakes to drilled and grooved disc from CRN + new pads,but after replacing new pads and brakes my car making clunking noises when car braking from any speed.....
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Old 14 May 2010, 09:23 PM
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shims, calipers, discs, could be anything associated with the brake upgrade
Old 14 May 2010, 09:35 PM
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Did you clean the hubs well before mounting the new discs?
Old 14 May 2010, 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by bigsinky
shims, calipers, discs, could be anything associated with the brake upgrade
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Did you clean the hubs well before mounting the new discs?
This upgrade has been installed in one garage with service check,but i think this guy don't install brakes properly,
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Hello mate, i had this problem on my brakes, it could be that the pads are a little loose and therefore moving slightly when pressure is applied or if like mine the retaining clip had been put in upside down, just remove one of the pins that hold your pads in, remove the retaining clip turn up the other way and refit pin, give it a go, it might work.
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if they are aftermarket pads, fit the original pad shims, or buy them,problem solved
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Originally Posted by paul460
Hello mate, i had this problem on my brakes, it could be that the pads are a little loose and therefore moving slightly when pressure is applied or if like mine the retaining clip had been put in upside down, just remove one of the pins that hold your pads in, remove the retaining clip turn up the other way and refit pin, give it a go, it might work.
Originally Posted by The Rig
if they are aftermarket pads, fit the original pad shims, or buy them,problem solved
Thanks guys,everything solved with brakes , but now i have ABS light on dashboard(sensor failed or may just need a clean )
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