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OK - I didn't use it, so that's good. So that stuff, I basically just put it on the back of the brake pads right? (The part not touching the rotor?) Or where exactly?
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Ha, :D
Any chance the noise may stop after a few hundred miles by itself? I also have some 3M brake cleaner I can try and spray in there, bad idea? |
Guys guys... what are you lubing with that stuff??? There are no slide pins to lube on Brembo calipers. I put a tiny bit of WD on the retainer pin so it slides easily in place. No other lube products which tend to collect dust.
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I do have Mintex, the red box ones - got them from pelican.
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Rondo,
Carefully bed in your pads per Mintex instructions, continue driving the car for another 5-10 minutes to cool the brakes and park it overnight. This tends to eliminate 90% of brake pad vibration and squeal issues by bonding pad material to the rotors. If you still have squeal, you can pull the pads and put a 45% bevel on the leading edges to quiet them. |
So I have the Balo rotors and Mintex pads, and my god are they noisy as anything I've ever heard! Basically from 40mph on down, they start to make extremely loud squealing noises, that sound metallic.
Now, nothing was initially put behind them. I picked up some Wurth's anti squeal, and I going to have to apply it to them. Should these pads not need anything? Or is it normal to need some anti squeal behind them? |
I wonder if another brand rotor and pad can be installed out of the box without noise, and without having to put any anti squeal in the back? After nearly 800 miles, they definitely did not break in or get better!
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