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Old Jan 21st, 2015, 23:40   #1
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Hello All. Hoping someone can help with this one. Really hoping it's nothing to worry about, however... Every now and then when I apply the brakes on my XC90 semi automatic, (tends to be when lightly applied-I think) I hear what seems to be a grinding / crunching noise. Does anyone know if this is normal or an issue that needs resolving. Having never had an automatic / semi, I have no experience to draw upon. Any help from you guys would be most appreciated. Also, can anyone recommend a good volvo indie garage for service etc around the LS23 area? Really hoping someone can advise me on this braking sound. Could be just "normal",but really need to know.
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Old Jan 21st, 2015, 23:54   #2
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No it's not normal. Most likely to be worn brake pads, get them checked ...
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Will do. If need replaced, what ball park figure should I be looking at. Just looking at a rough idea?
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You can probably pick up genuine Volvo pads for around £40 and aftermarket pads for £20-30.
Add on £40 ish for a regular garage to fit although it is pretty simple DIY with the right tools.
The garage will probably also say you need discs, regardless of whether you do or not.
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Just to bump up the price? Is it best to replace both together or pads then discs if and when needed?
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Just to bump up the price? Is it best to replace both together or pads then discs if and when needed?
TBH, its not wise to replace the disks and reuse worn pads, as they will have worn to the old disk profile, and that will ultimately just cause problems with the news disks .... upshot ... if you change the disks also change the pads regardless.

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Just to bump up the price? Is it best to replace both together or pads then discs if and when needed?
Pads first if discs are ok, if not replace pads and discs ...
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