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I took it to the OPC which said that was strange, most likely the discs.
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I thought the noise was due to the warped discs ( which also made HUMONGUS vibration under braking ) and were changed.
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Hi there folks,
My car had warped discs AND some squeaking noise.
I thought the noise was due to the warped discs ( which also made HUMONGUS vibration under braking ) and were changed.
Well, the vibration is gone , the car brakes fantasticly.
Now, I still have the squeaking noise.
I took it to the OPC which said that was strange, most likely the discs. I enquired about if could be a wheel bearing and they said it wasnt likely since a faulty wheel bearing makes a stronger, deeper noise.
this is a high pitch ( although not very loud ) squeaking noise. metallic.
it does occur when I do some B roads and start doing the turns and then keeps going until I brake. then it stops doing it for a few meters and starts doing again.
if I have my windows up or radio on is barely audible.
but all windows down and its readily identifiable.
ideas ?
even if I park and stop , start moving, it does it.
its not dependant of bumps ( ie, doesnt accentuate because of bumps ) so Im ruling out suspension. it doesnt accentuate with harder or softer braking , so im ruling out something with the brake discs or pads.
it DOES accentuate with speed, ie, more speed, the faster it squeaks.
but the funny thing is if I brake, it stops, ie, I touch the brakes, it stops. then it starts again.
what could it be ?
Sounds like you don't have the shims fitted - do you know if you've got them?
My car behaved the same as yours till I had the shims fitted.
Ray :mrgreen:
sounds like the stone guards behind the front disks touching the disk slightly at the bottom. i had the same problem, whip the disks off and tap the stone guard back slighly with a rubber hammer or a tack-hammer - they bend really easily
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