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03-01-2008, 09:39 AM
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Fitted new discs and pads, got ticking noise when braking?
I recently installed new drilled and grooved discs and pads myself, all went fine and was pleased with how it went as it was the first time i done them by myself. I could now look forward to bedding in the brakes and getting them working well. Although i thought! I am getting a ticking noise when i brake on the nearside brakes and the ticking slows down as the car slows. I took the brakes apart again to have a look and all looked fine, i put some more brake squeel lubricant on also just incase but i still get this ticking when i brake. I thought maybe it has something to do with the discs being grooved but its only the one side that does it, the other side is fine. Also there is still a light grinding noise when i brake even after 50 odd miles. If anyone could shine any light on my problem i would much appreciate? |
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