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grogan197 wrote:Check the runout with a dti on the brake disc. It's not unusual to get noises from the brake disc if the runout is over spec and it typically occurs once the brakes have warmed up. The runout should be no more than 0.1mm
There was no travel hardly on the handbrake when I got it, hard to get one click. So I loosened the tensioner underneath the chassis. Now the handbrake light is on and only goes off if I apply pressure pushing down on handbrake when driving but as soon as I let the pressure off the light comes back on and the handbrake rises a little, like it won’t sit down properly. Do you think it needs slackening more ?knobby1 wrote:FWD or RWD..??
Also I wonder if the handbrake is holding on a bit?? Sticky cable or the caliper lever not going all the way off??
Lord Knobrot
knobby1 wrote:FWD or RWD..??
Also I wonder if the handbrake is holding on a bit?? Sticky cable or the caliper lever not going all the way off??
Lord Knobrot
Cheers mate, i'm thinking that tooandz327 wrote:Caliper probably sticking on one of their slides or sticky H/cable lever on caliper
Birmingham wrote:Cheers mate, i'm thinking that tooandz327 wrote:Caliper probably sticking on one of their slides or sticky H/cable lever on caliper
Thanks for reply. Would you just grease the slides and wd40 any springs involved like up at the handbrake .?andz327 wrote:Birmingham wrote:Cheers mate, i'm thinking that tooandz327 wrote:Caliper probably sticking on one of their slides or sticky H/cable lever on caliper
Remember n/s/r caliper (anti clockwise) winds in opposite direction from o/s
Lube juice it up............... yeeehaaaabigjohnthomas wrote:Take the caliper off and move it in and out and put some love juce on it
Bloody annoying squeeeeek that
just a bit of lube ?Punto443 wrote:Mine was doing this and it was the handbrake lever on the rear caliper sticking
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