Brake rattle
Brake rattle
May have been done before but -
I have fitted Pagid RS4-2 pads to my Exige S2 and now have got a rattle/clicking from the front - goes away as soon as light pressure is applied to brake pedal. Pretty sure it is the pads in the calipers.
Certain the anti rattle springs are in correctly and I've fitted the self adhesive buffers below the pads. Pads are bedded in OK with no significant squeal.
Questions are -
Is a little bit of rattle from front brakes acceptable (can't hear it at speed) or could this lead to problems?-
Is it better to use the sticky pad backing stuff that the OEM pads came with which appear to firmly fix the pad to the piston.
Thanks
I have fitted Pagid RS4-2 pads to my Exige S2 and now have got a rattle/clicking from the front - goes away as soon as light pressure is applied to brake pedal. Pretty sure it is the pads in the calipers.
Certain the anti rattle springs are in correctly and I've fitted the self adhesive buffers below the pads. Pads are bedded in OK with no significant squeal.
Questions are -
Is a little bit of rattle from front brakes acceptable (can't hear it at speed) or could this lead to problems?-
Is it better to use the sticky pad backing stuff that the OEM pads came with which appear to firmly fix the pad to the piston.
Thanks
Aging biker
Thanks, just need a bit of reassurance before departing on long trek to Donny later this weekend for Monday trackday. Have ordered some more of the adhesive buffer pads from Eliseparts. I guess the rattle is due to large tolerance in caliper to allow for heat expansion, so not unusual.
Brakes working well in all road conditions, will see how the new pads fare on track soon.
Brakes working well in all road conditions, will see how the new pads fare on track soon.
Aging biker
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