Sorted bled them and its passed. Brake force on the mot sheet has gone up by a lot. Brales feel a hundred times better. The last 4 milage proved its a genuine 57k which I'm happy about

it doesn't pull to one side when braking and the discs don't look unevenly worn.

if the discs look different then its a major problem.

have you not noticed it pulling in one direction when braking?

strip down calipers and rebuild, or replace them with ready refurbed units.

there is places that will take your old ones in exchange if you want to cut the cost :D

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Originally posted by andy_mk3
Strip brakes down, clean up all the contect areas where the pad sits, clean the caliper slides, make sure the caliper piston moves back nicely. And put it all back with some copper grease and bleeding the brakes wouldn't hurt either.

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Think it an imbalance between front left and right rather than front and back thanks anyway

Strip brakes down, clean up all the contect areas where the pad sits, clean the caliper slides, make sure the caliper piston moves back nicely. And put it all back with some copper grease and bleeding the brakes wouldn't hurt either.

Think i had this on mine! Think its becase theres a spring that you use to adjust the amount of pressure sent to the front and rears and when i lowered mine it stretched the spring so it was basically only breaking on the front! Not sure though bud!

As above corsa failed mot on front brake imbalance. It has v6 brakes on. Anyone know the cause and a fix for this. The discs are pretty new and pads in good condition