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Old 29 July 2010, 10:51 PM
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Hey all, i have a slight issue on my classic where when i turn left / right i get a squeeking which seems to be coming from the front wheels, i thought at first must be the casing round the back of the disk but all seems to be ok. any ideas?
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Hey all, i have a slight issue on my classic where when i turn left / right i get a squeeking which seems to be coming from the front wheels, i thought at first must be the casing round the back of the disk but all seems to be ok. any ideas?
slight wear in the bearings cause the discs to tip slightly and rub the brake pad mate causing a noise mate.
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so what do you suggest bud? its got worse since ive had the wheels off.
Old 29 July 2010, 11:13 PM
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so what do you suggest bud? its got worse since ive had the wheels off.
quick fix is to take pads out and sand alittle bit of the edge of the pad on the 45 degree angle,only asmall amount as that will stop the edge catching mate
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i have new pads turning up this week, should this sort it?
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i have new pads turning up this week, should this sort it?
as long as you havent got any lips on the edge of the disc mate were the pad has worn into it
Old 30 July 2010, 08:40 AM
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Ah i see, if i have then replace the disks aswell i take it bud
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anything else it could be??
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anything else it could be??
id just get the discs and pads done first and go from there mate,post up when you,ve changed them mate.
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right, ive changed my pads and sanded my disks down and tbh they all look fine, this is only my front left wheel doing this, and from inside the car it sounds like it might be comeing from the top mount area, which is leading me to think that when the suspension struts were put back in they werent put back in as they were taken out, maybe rotated. ( In know this doesnt matter on the rear ) but on the front could this cause a squeek noise?
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