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Birdy1062 06-26-2004 04:37 PM

Tiptronic and brake
 
Question: since almost day 1 when I'm manoeuvring when releasing smoothly the brakes I hear a cracking sound coming from the brakes, only when going from drive to reverse or opposite, from time to time it's quite loud othertimes quieter. If I release the brakes abruptely no noise. When braking in other conditionsno noise as well..
I've been to the dealer to complain about that and he says it's normal with tiptronics , indeed he showed me the same kind of noise with a 4s. Explained ne something not very clear about the cluth against barkes in tiptronic.

Anybody experienced the same ?

Ronzi 06-28-2004 08:50 AM

I have noticed similar brake noises on my '99 Tip. I usually hear it when I am backing out of the garage. I suppose the enclosed area makes it more noticeable.
I put it down to the brake pads not fully releasing from the discs, and needing a little rotation to back off.
Ronzi

Alienz 07-01-2004 05:02 AM

I hear that noise sometimes when I'm backing up while turning the steering wheel left.

Birdy1062 07-02-2004 10:04 AM

A bit disappointing for a car of that price .... I don't remember any other "automatic drive" making that kind of noise ....

Ronzi 07-02-2004 02:00 PM

One of the intriguing things about a Porsche is the extremely clever, almost meticulous attention paid to the engineering of some components, versus the goofy way they put up with practically stone age operation of other components.
A case in point being the little plastic skirts in front of the front wheels directing cooling air into a channel leading to the brake discs. Marvelous attention to detail. Contrast that to the cruise control that disconnects with an audible "thunk". I haven't had another car in the last fifteen years that did that.


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