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I have a bit of a question about my brakes.
I put on some DBA slotted's and bendix advance pads not too long ago and it got rid of my steering wheel shudder, and it brakes a lot better now but I have one problem. The inside of the rotor, IE close to the hub is not being used it seems. It is getting a light layer of rust, and has none of the scoring or fresh look of the rest of the rotor. I can clearly see that the pads cover this area, so why isn't it being bitten into? I am going to pull the calipers off and have a look soon, so what should I be looking for that would cause this? It does it on both sides. Cheers. |
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Waggin |
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Clean and lubricate your caliper slides.. they're probably ceased inside the caliper.
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voxace |
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I have some 3M brake lube will that do you reckon, and sandpaper to clean em up?
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msman |
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had the same problem when i did the disks and pads, most likely the top caliper slides are jammed, clean the boot is well, and some ultra fine sand paper if the slides are being b**ch.
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voxace |
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OK, sweet thanks. I better do it soon before I f**k my new rotors
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have the pads got a bevelled edge on them stopping then touching the disc?
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voxace |
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They were brand new bendix advance pads....
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