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Old 03-02-2009, 06:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Rear Rotor Noise and is it supposed to be so flexible
Changed my rear brakes myself for the first time. Now it sounds like a box of rocks being jiggled. I noticed the rear disc had rivets attaching the outside disk surface to the inside hub. Is it supposed to be that flexible? I can move it from side to side. I've had the new pads on for about 3 weeks now and it grinds so much I can feel it on the floorboards. Mainly when I'm coasting or turning slowly....They're organic pads like they're supposed to be.


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