I've tried reversing & stomping on the brakes & itdidn't work.Do I need to try faster!
Is there other ways of fixing it without heading to brake shop!
Cheers
mugenb20b,
Jan 26, 2:18am
Sand paper.
unbeatabull,
Jan 26, 2:18am
Pull the pads out and deglaze them!
alan1111,
Jan 26, 2:24am
machine the rotors and fit new pads
steve312,
Jan 26, 2:25am
What are you trying to achieve and why do you think the linings need deglazing!Pads and linings will always glaze as a result of normal brake operation.Brake sqeal is not caused by glazed pads or linings if that is what you trying to remedy.
sooby,
Jan 26, 2:52am
yes, I'm trying to quiet a slight squeal.
cheers for the replies guys :)
And yes, the pads are fine - mentioned squeak to mechanic thinking it was the wear indicator, but he said it was just glazing.
Think I managed to remove some of it by reversing at speed then stomping on the anchors, just thought there might be more to it than that.
sr2,
Nov 2, 5:18pm
+1. Modern brake pads are designed to leave a deposit on the rotor.
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