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Pad Movement In UK Calipers


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Help please. I had a full set of UK brakes fitted a few weeks back, but now i have a loud CLUNK noise when i brake. It sounds like the pads are moving inside the calipers but i dont know if this is normal. I had a similar noise on my last Supra, which had UK`s but i thought that was a fault. Now i`m not so sure.

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Make sure they have copper grease on where the pads slides in the caliper too as well as new pins and spring clips, just done mine last week as i had same problem front and back

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have a look at them and make sure they are the right way up a fellow member had the same problem and found out he had them upside down

 

:p lol Yes i had the same problem as said above only to relaise i had put the plate that goes on the back of the pads on upside down :(. It has a lump on it that should be at the top :D

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When the pads clunk about they don't seize in the caliper body :) Snuggle them up tight with all the anti rattle *@~# and they are prone to corrode in place. Given that most of the MKIV's I see these days have about 1/2 ton of speakers and amps in the back I am surprised how odd little noises annoy you lot ;)

 

 

:lol:

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