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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » Squealing brakes (I think?) » Post Reply
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| Wolfy |
posted on 7th Aug 03 at 18:25 |
a what? | |
| CRB 553 |
posted on 7th Aug 03 at 17:35 |
^^^this is true. (worked for me) | |
| rob_watti |
posted on 7th Aug 03 at 15:08 |
U NEED TO PUT A CHAMFER ON EACH EDGE OF THE PADS WITH A FILE OR SAND PAPER THAT WILL STOP IT | |
| NPac |
posted on 7th Aug 03 at 15:05 |
mine were squeaking and the pads were low so i changed them but whilst i was at it i changed the discs coz i needed 2 fit a track rod. IT STILL SQUEEKS...fuckin alloyin! | |
| Jamog |
posted on 7th Aug 03 at 13:53 |
I sware a monkey put my brakes together when my car was built. the only thing I haven't had to replace on the system so far is the front calipars(sp?) I've already cleaned everything out and filed out all the crap that could be making the pads stick on.. | |
| Kerry |
posted on 7th Aug 03 at 13:46 |
could they just want strippin down and cleanin as this time of year means alot of dust and crap. just had to do it to my rear as they were squeeling too | |
| MikeH |
posted on 7th Aug 03 at 13:42 |
Mine do it too as do allot of other peoples i believe. | |
| Jamog |
 posted on 7th Aug 03 at 13:39 |
I've tryed everything to get rid of the light squealing from my front brakes. It only happens when there warmed up and i'm turning slightly to one side. I've lubed up the sliders and made sure the pads have plenty of copper grease. Any other ideas what could be causing the noise as its annoying me |