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 Post subject: BA Brake Rattle
Posted: Thu Feb 17, 2011 8:53 pm 
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Hey guys,
my BA has developed a rattle from the front of the car, i took the front wheels of to try and find the source of the problem as i knew it was brake related as when i did brake the noise disappeared. It turns out to either be the calliper itself as it has some play and can move side to side. Or i was thinking maybe the brake pads were moving.

Has anyone had anything similar happen to them? What should i got about fixing this rattle?!

Thanks StrawbZ

 

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 Post subject: Re: BA Brake Rattle
Posted: Thu Feb 17, 2011 9:05 pm 
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the pads may be rattling. get some of that red goo stuff that stops brake squeak. it also holds the pads to the caliper and stops rattling

 

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 Post subject: Re: BA Brake Rattle
Posted: Thu Feb 17, 2011 9:26 pm 
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{USERNAME} wrote:
Hey guys,
my BA has developed a rattle from the front of the car, i took the front wheels of to try and find the source of the problem as i knew it was brake related as when i did brake the noise disappeared. It turns out to either be the calliper itself as it has some play and can move side to side. Or i was thinking maybe the brake pads were moving.

Has anyone had anything similar happen to them? What should i got about fixing this rattle?!

Thanks StrawbZ


is it a six spd?

its often driveline related?
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 Post subject: Re: BA Brake Rattle
Posted: Thu Feb 17, 2011 10:00 pm 
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{USERNAME} wrote:
{USERNAME} wrote:
Hey guys,
my BA has developed a rattle from the front of the car, i took the front wheels of to try and find the source of the problem as i knew it was brake related as when i did brake the noise disappeared. It turns out to either be the calliper itself as it has some play and can move side to side. Or i was thinking maybe the brake pads were moving.

Has anyone had anything similar happen to them? What should i got about fixing this rattle?!

Thanks StrawbZ


is it a six spd?

its often driveline related?


Yea its six speed manual, but it isnt driveline related. I know its the brakes as i looked at them today. I also looked up the symptoms on the net and everyone said it was there brakes.

 

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 Post subject: Re: BA Brake Rattle
Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2015 5:05 pm 
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I've had the same caliper rattle problem!!
I changed the shims without any results. I can grab the caliper while the wheel is on and as i shake the the caliper it slightly moves. When i took the wheel off to inspect the problem , I noticed that the slide pins was tight with some play in it. Anyway, I did a bit more research and found a couple of sights that sell modified slide pin kits for BA and BF specific to fixing the rattle issues. This makes sense to me, so i will be ordering the kit for my BA. Check out the below link.

http://www.partswise.com.au/caliper-slide-pin-kits
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