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Breaks
- Thread starter Jdsd1
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Chupaca
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Sounds like..!!
accumulated brake dust. Have heard that simple green sprayed on the disk then ryde down the drive putting on the brakes a few times cleans it up. But squealing seems to be common here. I use the engine to slow down and the brakes hard at the end. Using the brakes softly causes more brake dust...:thumbup:
accumulated brake dust. Have heard that simple green sprayed on the disk then ryde down the drive putting on the brakes a few times cleans it up. But squealing seems to be common here. I use the engine to slow down and the brakes hard at the end. Using the brakes softly causes more brake dust...:thumbup:
Bob Denman
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The brakes live their life in about the dirtiest environment possible. nojoke The accumulated crud makes thinkgs stick, makes things REALLY messy, and makes us crazy! :gaah:
Get the shop manual, and learn to take them apart for a cleaning... :thumbup:
Get the shop manual, and learn to take them apart for a cleaning... :thumbup:
Oh I wish, thanks for thinking I could do that. I'd end up with tire and the Spyder laying on ground until AAA came and towed it to the dealer.
But thanks to all for the advise, I will give it some hard breaking.
Roadster Renovations
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Mine squeak off and on. Typical.
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