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Dunno if this has been asked before but my brakes on the R32 sometimes develop a blood curdling squeal at low speed application. Anyone else get this problem, or more importantly, anyone know how to rectify it? It happens more intensely just after I've washed her and yes I wait for the brakes to cool down to avoid disc warping before giving her a tub.

Smiling politely

Rhys.

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yeh happens to me a lot. It also depends on what pads you use cos some pads are just like that and you have to live with it....

It doesn't happen much anymore... mainly when the pads were newish.. once given some good braking abuse they went away..

I noticed that happening when I wash my car too... dunno why

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Put some oil on them or WD-40... :lol:

hahahahahha..... NOT!

I think many people are fail to check their brakes...

when was last time you actually checked them takin out and look and also when was last time you tested your spare tire pressure?

back to brakes... check them or replace them.

or I think you ca get some stuff decrease noize

cheers

Joe

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