Have to say I am always so impressed that everyone seems to know my uncle!?

Steve
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  From: Richard Edwards 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Monday, July 09, 2012 5:05 PM
  Subject: [Quantum Owners] Re: Squeaky discs


  Had the same thing on my mondeo when i change the pads, were ok for a while 
then it developed a chirp chirp when driving was ok when I breaked, sometimes 
it went away if i breaked hard it would also disapear if I pulled the hand 
break on anyway after several weeks of investigation it turned out to be the 
metal that the pad was attached to  was slightly oversize plus abit of rust and 
was binding on the carrier. A good clean of the carrier and a small amount of 
grinding to the edge of the pad metal and a thin smear of copperlube on the 
edge of the carrier and bobs your uncle, havn't heard the budgie since. dont 
know if this will help but worth investigation
  Regards

  Richard 



  On Monday, 9 July 2012 11:08:40 UTC+1, TomBloke wrote:
    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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