I've just changed my front discs (and pads) on my 981 Cayman and as there was no copper paste on the old pads, I didn't use any paste.
I've now go a squeal when I come to rest after braking.
Do you think I will need to re-seat the pads with paste or will it go away after time?
Brake Squeal
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Re: Brake Squeal
I always tend to use a bit of copper slip on the back of pads and shims upon assembly. It's the way I was taught years ago...
However, some pad compounds can be very noisy. I'd give 'em a mile or two and see what happens. If they don't calm down it shouldn't be too much bother to pop things apart and give them a bit of copper slip which should help reduce the noise.
However, some pad compounds can be very noisy. I'd give 'em a mile or two and see what happens. If they don't calm down it shouldn't be too much bother to pop things apart and give them a bit of copper slip which should help reduce the noise.
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Re: Brake Squeal
Did you replace the dampeners?
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