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Brake pads of death
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jayz206gti
PostPosted: Wed May 09, 2012 9:32 am Up
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So after finally solving the locking nut issue i was able to get the wheels off and change my pads......

I knew they would be bad but wow were these dead!!

 

 

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Wow now that is using every bit of the material on the backing plate, good job you did then when you did!
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anton1989
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Just a quick question, do you bleed your brakes after you replace the pads?

cheers

 
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Looks like you got them off in the nick of time!
 

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jeeze boy there's more metal on my chain. talk about cutting a fine line
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there's still some left on there, youd have been alright Razz Laughing
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And I thought mine were bad haha
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anton1989 wrote:
Just a quick question, do you bleed your brakes after you replace the pads?

cheers

You don't need to...unless they have got air in somehow.

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I call that getting your money's worth Wink Laughing
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got your moneys worth there haha
we had a cabstar in at work this week the pads and discs were that bad the inside pad fell out letting the caliper pistons travel so far fluid leaked out past the seals!!! took the caliper off and the pistons just fell off on the ramp. bloke said "oh its been grinding for a few weeks actually just didnt get round to getting it looked at" unbelievable lol

 
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How come they haven't warn down evenly? That's what I'd be more concerned about
 

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anton1989
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Edward wrote:
anton1989 wrote:
Just a quick question, do you bleed your brakes after you replace the pads?

cheers

You don't need to...unless they have got air in somehow.

cheers

 
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lol my in law came round saying can you look at my car the brakes are grinding/squeeling

took the wheel off and the piston had been doing the braking on both sides and the outer pads were to metal lol

did a good deed and changed them for free

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