Last summer I finally did the full rear-disc conversion using the Fiesta Centre kit and clappers from a Ford Grandad. All works fine, as in the car passed the MOT and slows down when I press the middle pedal. However, they squeak when no brake pressure is applied - like a chirp-chirp-chirp at roadspeed which is very noticable with the roof down when passing a wall or other structure which reflects the sound back. If I apply a click or two of handbrake, or just ride the brake gently then the chirping stops, but obviously this isn't a particularly efficient way of getting about. Any ideas as to what to do? I'm guessing I need to take up some slack somewhere with a spring or something, but I'm not sure where to start. Maybe it's something that will go away eventually as the discs bed in better (only 200 miles this year - thanks British Summer)?
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