Camaro SS brake noise
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This is such a stupid problem..... I replaced my Camaro 2010 SS brakes front and rear “Brembo's“ but still the I hear a sequel when I slow stop, took back to the dealer and the dude said they need to be seated then the noise will go $$$, I am sick of pulling up to a light and there monster looking car sounds like Shit ! when it comes to a stop :mad0259:.... Any fix please help me :bow: I don’t feel like driving my 35K car and I love the car L and if its permanent I going to sell my SS :( :( Thanks |
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You could try to 'bed' your pads. It has helped with the noise. Find an isolated lightly trafficked highway. At 55 MPH stand on the brakes hard down to 35 MPH, back up to 65 MPH and down to 35, back up to 75 MPH and down to 35 MPH. Now drive without using your brakes for 5 or ten miles to let them cool. This cycle builds up a considerable amount of heat to bed the pads. There are two keys to doing this successfully. The first is never come to a full stop until the brakes have cooled. The second is do not use your parking brake after the bedding and cool down. We want to avoid any possibility of pad transfer to the rotors. |
Upgrading to ceramic pads might be able to do the trick.
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Thanks JusticsePete i will try that hope it helps :(
Stieger after going through the threads here i was thinking of that ! |
guys i found these set of front ceramic pads for my ss , whats is your advice should give it a try or these are useless ?????
http://www.amazon.com/Hawk-Performan...2010&carId=001 |
Go for it. A lot of people switched to ceramic pads to counteract the brake squealing.
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guys the bedding thing its not working or i am doing it wrongly :(
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Juticepet I think I did wrongly I will do it again in few days and let you know thanks :)
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Ooops, brake bedding :) Please do when you have a chance. |
Guys my dealer called me today , i will go tomorrow and give the car , let see what they will do !!
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I'm having the same problem with my brakes. It sounds like it's the front and the dealer told me to give them a while to brake in. If you get answers can you let us know, sounds like a common problem.
By the way I was going to get black wheels but I figure with the amount of dust my brakes leave on the wheels if I don't wash them for a couple days they turn black. What a bonus. |
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For the noise, You could try to 'bed' your pads. It has helped with the noise. Find an isolated lightly trafficked highway. At 55 MPH stand on the brakes hard down to 35 MPH, back up to 65 MPH and down to 35, back up to 75 MPH and down to 35 MPH. Now drive without using your brakes for 5 or ten miles to let them cool. This cycle builds up a considerable amount of heat to bed the pads. There are two keys to doing this successfully. The first is never come to a full stop until the brakes have cooled. The second is do not use your parking brake after the bedding and cool down. We want to avoid any possibility of pad transfer to the rotors. |
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