YOUR RESEARCHSqueaky Breaks
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I have an 02 C2. (recently purchased) I noticed that my breaks are squeaky - usually right before the car comes to a stop. It annoys the hell out of me and i'm wondering if this is normal. I used to drive land rovers with that problem and the dealership would say they cant do anything about it because that squeakiness is unavoidable. Is this true with Porsche? thanks everyone.
Pretty standard really. If you jam on them pretty hard from about 60 or so, it will get rid of the squeal for a while.
What brake pads are you using? My stock pads are pretty quiet, my track pads on the other hand, I can play a whole orchestra with the right modulation......
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