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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: golf turbo47 on 21 October 2014, 17:19
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Hello all I got a 2001 1.8t Gti & im at a total loss with a problem. I'm sometimes getting a grinding noise coming from the rear when braking to a stop & when I pull away. I've checked rear discs & pads. And also checked front discs & pads and all seems fine. Any ideas what it could possibly be would be a great help?
Cheers.
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rear caliper sticking they are bad for it :smiley:
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stone stuck in the brake, Warped disk, or a Noisy wheel bearing is my guess
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Cheers guys for the reply.
Does anyone know where the best place to get rear brake calipers from & how much?
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Cheers guys for the reply.
Does anyone know where the best place to get rear brake calipers from & how much?
Have you not already got a set on the back? :grin:
Best to strip it down, clean it and rebuild it before bying new ones..my view anyway.
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Cheers guys for the reply.
Does anyone know where the best place to get rear brake calipers from & how much?
Have you not already got a set on the back? :grin:
Best to strip it down, clean it and rebuild it before bying new ones..my view anyway.
This.
The tiniest amount of corrosion seizes em up and a rubber grease and clean up and most of the time good as gold.
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not sure how much they cost etc. cause i get stuff at trade price, however, when i replaced one a few years ago it was about 30-40 quid iirc so proberbly looking at 60+
i do think vw do a service kit type thing with all new seals etc in so could try stripping it down and re building with new parts.
could also try jacking it up and using a pair of mole grips or simelar to move the hand break lever while spraying with some wd40 or some cleaning agent to try and remove any muck/rust etc. worked as a temp repair on mine for a few months prior to replacing the caliper
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Your gona need a wind back tool either way :whistle:
£8.00 Amazon :smiley: