I have a 2013 ST-SE5 and have put a little over 2000 miles on it. There is a noise coming from the front, sounds like the left front wheel area. At first I thought it was just something wearing in and seating, maybe like brake pads or something. But after this amount of time I am beginning to worry. It sounds like an intermittent though constant squeaking or chirping. I am now thinking bearings, front sprocket, loose belt, something rubbing, what? I hate to take it back this early to the dealer since I live a considerable distance from them or any other Can Am dealer. But, I don't want to tear something up that will take weeks to fix. Any help? Anything I could check at home and maybe tighten up or something? :banghead:
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Noise from front end
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Spacetrucker
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That is the new brakes, they will talk to for a log time and rears are the same. Mine still talks a lot, dealer ?? Well they do not know why and brp same. Keep good look out at pads ok .. Good luck like me...
Chupaca
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Confused..!!
if you get to the sprocket or belt the sounds would be middle under you. Not familiar with the brembo brakes or the materials they are using. If you can lift the front end so as to spin the wheels you may find the source of this sound. Check the disks for heat marks or scratching on the surface. If it is a rolling only sound thats a good place to start...:dontknow:
if you get to the sprocket or belt the sounds would be middle under you. Not familiar with the brembo brakes or the materials they are using. If you can lift the front end so as to spin the wheels you may find the source of this sound. Check the disks for heat marks or scratching on the surface. If it is a rolling only sound thats a good place to start...:dontknow:
Bob Denman
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The rotors are cross-drilled...
(It's got HOLES in it)
That's the sound of the pads passing over those holes at speed... :thumbup:
(It's got HOLES in it)
That's the sound of the pads passing over those holes at speed... :thumbup:
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