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Old Jul 18th, 2018, 20:15   #1
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Spent a lot of today trundling round the Ile d'Oleron today. With small villages and smaller roads I spent a lot of time at less than 20mph. And it was all acompanied by a damned annoying brake squeal. Anything above 20mph was fine. As was the actual braking. I tried riding the brakes VERY briefly and it stopped during that. But then came back immediately. I tried braking heavily when someone pulled out right in front but that's had no effect. Any thoughts?

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My previous 5 series and E class suffered the same issue and the dealers couldn't do anything about it.
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Spent a lot of today trundling round the Ile d'Oleron today. With small villages and smaller roads I spent a lot of time at less than 20mph. And it was all acompanied by a damned annoying brake squeal. Anything above 20mph was fine. As was the actual braking. I tried riding the brakes VERY briefly and it stopped during that. But then came back immediately. I tried braking heavily when someone pulled out right in front but that's had no effect. Any thoughts?

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your dealer will know how to fix this , improved pads and / or discs
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Normally fixed by applying copper grease on back of brake pads.
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Normally fixed by applying copper grease on back of brake pads.
no , the fix is improved pads and/or discs depending whether it is front or rear …... probably rear ..
volvo do not normally get noisy brakes but if they do they engineer it out rather than apply a short lasting quick fix ..
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Is that a warranty fix ?
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My V90 had the exact same issue and I had to harass the life out of the service manager to get it sorted. Turns out that it’s a known problem and it was clips or brackets on the brakes causing the noise. Haven’t heard it since they sorted it.
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Yes. Early xc90s had to be done both from and back. It is a warranty fix.
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Had the same on my S90. Sent it in and they got it sorted. No squeal since.
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Ok thanks folks. Had a temporary cure by driving quite quickly in reverse and braking firmly. But its back again... I'll contact the dealer whe n back in the uk.
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