Who got squeeky breaks ???
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Originally Posted by jdj27x
Here is why.... U need to bed in your brakes.
Chances are, that this is why it is happening....
I know you dont have the stoptech's, but try and follow this as close as possible, then report back and let us know if it fixed it.
Make 10 decelerations from 60 to 50 to 5-10 mph. At the end of each brake manuever, immediately accelerate to 60 again for the next deceleeration. Run all 10 manuevers in one cycle.
Afer coolinng run a 2nd cycle of 10 decelerations like the first.
* Plan this procedure so that you dont have to stop with your foot on the pedal while the brakes are hot. Try and use a level surface, and
DO NOT COME TO A COMPLETE STOP AND KEEP YOUR FOOT ON THE PEDAL WITH BRAKES EXTREMELY HOT.... THIS WILL CAUSE ISSUES IF YOU DO.>>>!
Try that and report back soldier.
Chances are, that this is why it is happening....
I know you dont have the stoptech's, but try and follow this as close as possible, then report back and let us know if it fixed it.
Make 10 decelerations from 60 to 50 to 5-10 mph. At the end of each brake manuever, immediately accelerate to 60 again for the next deceleeration. Run all 10 manuevers in one cycle.
Afer coolinng run a 2nd cycle of 10 decelerations like the first.
* Plan this procedure so that you dont have to stop with your foot on the pedal while the brakes are hot. Try and use a level surface, and
DO NOT COME TO A COMPLETE STOP AND KEEP YOUR FOOT ON THE PEDAL WITH BRAKES EXTREMELY HOT.... THIS WILL CAUSE ISSUES IF YOU DO.>>>!
Try that and report back soldier.
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your pads are not properly lubricated. i had the same problem untill my friend who is a mercedes teck brought some grease home. what i found is that the squeak wasnt from the pad and rotor but on the pad and caliper, the pad was moving slightly inside the caliper which made it squeak. if that makes sense. so i pulled the front brakes apart and both rotor and pads were scored. i used a small buffing wheel to take this off and then applied grease on the sides of the pad where it slides into the caliper, than i applied grease on the back side of the pad where the piston applies pressure. and i have put 20k on these same pads and have not heard a single sound.
#24
03-17-2006, 02:16 AM
*****UPDATE*****
I went out and did the slam on the breaks thing and it WORKED
My breaks would squeak at low speeds and it was annoying and embarrassing. Now, they make no noise at all and I am proud of myself that I was able to fix yet another problem with my car (I still love my car though).
Anyway, found a backroad, gased it up to 60-70, jumped on the brakes full on until I felt just a bit of abs, and repeated 6 times. Only did one set.
**BEWARE, brake-fade will occur... I have standard 04 brakes, no Brembos. Once the brake fade hits around the third run, the car will take about 5-10feet more to stop which can feel like a helpless feeling, but its ok when you are somewhere where you are not trying to stop before you hit something.
Tested out the brakes against a wall the next day, completely satisfied.
Thanks for the tip. I will pass it on.
I went out and did the slam on the breaks thing and it WORKED
My breaks would squeak at low speeds and it was annoying and embarrassing. Now, they make no noise at all and I am proud of myself that I was able to fix yet another problem with my car (I still love my car though).
Anyway, found a backroad, gased it up to 60-70, jumped on the brakes full on until I felt just a bit of abs, and repeated 6 times. Only did one set.
**BEWARE, brake-fade will occur... I have standard 04 brakes, no Brembos. Once the brake fade hits around the third run, the car will take about 5-10feet more to stop which can feel like a helpless feeling, but its ok when you are somewhere where you are not trying to stop before you hit something.
Tested out the brakes against a wall the next day, completely satisfied.
Thanks for the tip. I will pass it on.
#25
03-17-2006, 03:16 AM
Originally Posted by DaVeeD
Ok lets hear it... i know im not the only one with squeeky breaks !!! Stock breaks..Brembo or non-Brembo stock breaks, 05+ breaks, even BBK breaks... i wana know who has squeeky breaks... name what breaks you have... even if you upgraded pads/rotors
04 5AT coupe non-Brembo breaks... squeek at very slow slow speeds and same speed when baking up !!!
04 5AT coupe non-Brembo breaks... squeek at very slow slow speeds and same speed when baking up !!!
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Glad to be of help!
Originally Posted by Driver Elite
*****UPDATE*****
I went out and did the slam on the breaks thing and it WORKED
My breaks would squeak at low speeds and it was annoying and embarrassing. Now, they make no noise at all and I am proud of myself that I was able to fix yet another problem with my car (I still love my car though).
Anyway, found a backroad, gased it up to 60-70, jumped on the brakes full on until I felt just a bit of abs, and repeated 6 times. Only did one set.
**BEWARE, brake-fade will occur... I have standard 04 brakes, no Brembos. Once the brake fade hits around the third run, the car will take about 5-10feet more to stop which can feel like a helpless feeling, but its ok when you are somewhere where you are not trying to stop before you hit something.
Tested out the brakes against a wall the next day, completely satisfied.
Thanks for the tip. I will pass it on.
I went out and did the slam on the breaks thing and it WORKED
My breaks would squeak at low speeds and it was annoying and embarrassing. Now, they make no noise at all and I am proud of myself that I was able to fix yet another problem with my car (I still love my car though).
Anyway, found a backroad, gased it up to 60-70, jumped on the brakes full on until I felt just a bit of abs, and repeated 6 times. Only did one set.
**BEWARE, brake-fade will occur... I have standard 04 brakes, no Brembos. Once the brake fade hits around the third run, the car will take about 5-10feet more to stop which can feel like a helpless feeling, but its ok when you are somewhere where you are not trying to stop before you hit something.
Tested out the brakes against a wall the next day, completely satisfied.
Thanks for the tip. I will pass it on.
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