Brake judder.......
Brake judder.......
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davegreg

Original Poster:

1,099 posts

220 months

Tuesday 30th March 2010
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A common problem with the Monaro i know, but what is the most common cause and how much to put right, is it a job for The Fish or can it be cured more locally (i hear that Vauxhall dealers Sherwoods in Darlington are familiar with the Ro). It's an 05 car with 20,000 miles on it. Cheers. smile

SimonV8ster

13,034 posts

259 months

Tuesday 30th March 2010
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New brake pads apparantly, thats it.

ETA - As in the friction pads that the fish sell.

Edited by SimonV8ster on Tuesday 30th March 19:16

davegreg

Original Poster:

1,099 posts

220 months

Tuesday 30th March 2010
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Cool......i'll get them done at the next service.

after_shock

8,751 posts

251 months

Tuesday 30th March 2010
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What if got AP's and still getting the problem? Didnt get it at first but its gradually getting worse and Thunder Road highlighted it, trying to stop from 160+ was a bit hairy!

nosubstitute

750 posts

213 months

Tuesday 30th March 2010
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Fitting friction pads to my CV8's 'warped' discs sorted my brake judder completely.

delmeekc

1,205 posts

241 months

Tuesday 30th March 2010
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I get it on and off with AP and don't worry about it unless it gets really bad and won't go away.

crisisjez

9,209 posts

236 months

Tuesday 30th March 2010
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after_shock said:
What if got AP's and still getting the problem? Didnt get it at first but its gradually getting worse and Thunder Road highlighted it, trying to stop from 160+ was a bit hairy!

You didn't/havn't been braking hard enough and that has allowed pad transfer, I did the same at TR last year.
Go out and work the brakes really hard you may clear them.
If not have a word with Roger.

jhinchy

298 posts

230 months

Tuesday 30th March 2010
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I had pretty bad brake judder, but done a trackday last week, on a dry day, which was hard on the brakes, and now the judder is cured!

So do a trackday