threefingers2
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I was wondering when i can expect the brakes to stop screeching when i apply them, 2014 RT Limited 600 miles.
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BRAKES SCREECHING
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BajaRon
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If you don't do something. Probably never. There are several things you can try any or all of these.
1. Getting up to speed (50/60 mph) and do several (3 or more) very hard stops down to about 20 mph. Do not come to a complete stop but accelerate back up to 50/60 mph and do the same thing again. You want to get the brakes very hot. You should start smelling hot brakes before you're done. Then ride until they cool down.
2. Wash the caliper and rotor with pressure and soap
3. Get some (or similar)
4. Get some (requires removing the pads)
5. Take some 300 grit Emory (sand) paper and rough up the rotor (both sides in the direction of rotation)
Hope this helps.
6. Sand the face of the pads and put groves in the pads (requires removing the pads)
1. Getting up to speed (50/60 mph) and do several (3 or more) very hard stops down to about 20 mph. Do not come to a complete stop but accelerate back up to 50/60 mph and do the same thing again. You want to get the brakes very hot. You should start smelling hot brakes before you're done. Then ride until they cool down.
2. Wash the caliper and rotor with pressure and soap
3. Get some (or similar)
4. Get some (requires removing the pads)
5. Take some 300 grit Emory (sand) paper and rough up the rotor (both sides in the direction of rotation)
Hope this helps.
6. Sand the face of the pads and put groves in the pads (requires removing the pads)
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