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Old 11-06-2023, 08:09 AM   #9
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Just thinking about this a little more and what I think happening is either the brake caliper piston is sticking to the pad and then releasing quickly or it’s the pads themselves when the caliper releases. It does sound like a piston retracting, like a clunk. I’m going to replace the pads, cleaning everything up on the pistons and bleed the caliper a good while and see how it goes.
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