Cooked brake pads?
Hi all,
2007 STi I kept my old Brembo discs, slight lip, not much, and about 4 or 5 months ago fitted Brembo SP 2000 front pads, 3k miles ago. I'm getting a kind of deep woooooooovvvvvvfffffffhhhhh (it's hard to describe ok!) sound at higher speed braking, more noticeable under the first cold braking application, and the sound gets deeper when I draw to a halt You can see below that the disc has some blueish spots / streaking on it. I can feel vibration / slight wobbling through the brake pedal / steering wheel at the higher speeds. I did have to shave the pad edges down slightly so they fitted in the standard Brembo calipers, but from memory there was no binding and they slotted in nicely. I suspect I needed to grind the edges down due to a bit of corrosion under the sliders pinching a bit perhaps. I can't remember the brake shim situation on that wheel, and I've not had a look into it yet, but assume I fitted the old shims back. The only issue is the NSF wheel, OSF is fine / quiet etc. Is the disc and are the pads now toast? Brake fluid only changed a few years back, fluid level fine. https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...cf7182378a.jpg |
I would take the current pads out , give the callipers a bit of a clean , re fit pads make sure they are loose so file back if needed , and have a bit of copper ease on them and see how you go , it’s known brembos need a re fresh every so often , then see how you go 👍😁
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Originally Posted by Vxr2010
(Post 12130339)
I would take the current pads out , give the callipers a bit of a clean , re fit pads make sure they are loose so file back if needed , and have a bit of copper ease on them and see how you go , it’s known brembos need a re fresh every so often , then see how you go 👍😁
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As above a good clean will hopefully sort it. Once had a similar issue and it turned out to be a slightly worn wheel bearing ?
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Give the calipers a good clean, get the pistons working and clean the seals etc make sure its all moving freely.
I know you could fit Evo Brembo pads but they were a nats testicle thicker, Are you sure it wasnt anything like that? |
Originally Posted by JDM_Stig
(Post 12130358)
Give the calipers a good clean, get the pistons working and clean the seals etc make sure its all moving freely.
I know you could fit Evo Brembo pads but they were a nats testicle thicker, Are you sure it wasnt anything like that? |
Originally Posted by JDM_Stig
(Post 12130358)
Give the calipers a good clean, get the pistons working and clean the seals etc make sure its all moving freely.
I know you could fit Evo Brembo pads but they were a nats testicle thicker, Are you sure it wasnt anything like that? |
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