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V60 D5 Rear pad/disk change

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Old Sep 13th, 2018, 20:23   #11
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You have fitted new pads on worn discs , the disc is not flat like the pad so is only touching on the inner and outer part of the disc which is rusty , You just need to use the brakes as normal and the pads will clean up the discs and the noise will go away .. the discs still look serviceable by the way .
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You have better eyes than me! I thought the disks were done too haha

Having watched it again I agree with clan. Drive as normal & check back in a few weeks (dependant on usage)
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Old Sep 15th, 2018, 20:41   #12
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You have fitted new pads on worn discs , the disc is not flat like the pad so is only touching on the inner and outer part of the disc which is rusty , You just need to use the brakes as normal and the pads will clean up the discs and the noise will go away .. the discs still look serviceable by the way .
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As per the title, I changed the pads and disks at the same time. The plot thickens.
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As per the title, I changed the pads and disks at the same time. The plot thickens.
those rear discs are not new , they have done a lot of miles see the rust around the edge ?
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Fitted end of July, however excuse the term I used ''recently''.

I wanted to see if the noise dissipated with use, however 2879 miles later it hasn't. I wouldn't lie, I have nothing to gain.
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Fitted end of July, however excuse the term I used ''recently''.

I wanted to see if the noise dissipated with use, however 2879 miles later it hasn't. I wouldn't lie, I have nothing to gain.
did you change the pad retaining spring plates which came with the pads ? and cleaned the caliper bracket before fitting if you did ?
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did you change the pad retaining spring plates which came with the pads ? and cleaned the caliper bracket before fitting if you did ?
I cleaned the caliper bracket and fitted the new retaining clips. The pads moved nice and freely with the guides. If it was happening on one side, perhaps its something in my process that has caused this. However both sides replicating the same symptoms points to either the EPB motors or EPB controller if one exists ?
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