2017 Subaru STI 19k on the clock
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Forgot to mention she has already bought it. Car has the three services each year from Subaru dealer.
On another point. Not sure if the car has been sitting for a while. But the brakes are very poor/noisy at stopping at low speed. Suggested it needed a good bit of hooning to clear them. Did a bit tonight and it helped. Will go for a good run this wknd. Hopefully this will sort them before she takes it to work on Monday..
On another point. Not sure if the car has been sitting for a while. But the brakes are very poor/noisy at stopping at low speed. Suggested it needed a good bit of hooning to clear them. Did a bit tonight and it helped. Will go for a good run this wknd. Hopefully this will sort them before she takes it to work on Monday..
Ok thanks..
Been out in it on Saturday and happy to report that the brakes do feel better but still not 100% happy with them. Gonna phone the Subaru dealership it was serviced at on Monday and see if it’s had a break fluid change. I’ve got a printed note of the three services carried out by the dealership but nothing on the actual work carried out.
Been out in it on Saturday and happy to report that the brakes do feel better but still not 100% happy with them. Gonna phone the Subaru dealership it was serviced at on Monday and see if it’s had a break fluid change. I’ve got a printed note of the three services carried out by the dealership but nothing on the actual work carried out.
UPDATE.
Car was booked in for new disks and pads under warranty which were fitted today. As I was coming home on the dual carriageway I thought I had picked up a puncture as the car started to behave strangely i.e noisy. I was about to pull in after the roundabout but whatever it was cleared itself. When I finally got home I checked the car and noticed the rear disks were hot and burnt round the hub. Anyways pulled the handbrake on full a few times and some braking and went out on it again and it looks to have cleared. Anything I should worry about.
Someone mentioned these brakes may be Carbon ?
Car was booked in for new disks and pads under warranty which were fitted today. As I was coming home on the dual carriageway I thought I had picked up a puncture as the car started to behave strangely i.e noisy. I was about to pull in after the roundabout but whatever it was cleared itself. When I finally got home I checked the car and noticed the rear disks were hot and burnt round the hub. Anyways pulled the handbrake on full a few times and some braking and went out on it again and it looks to have cleared. Anything I should worry about.
Someone mentioned these brakes may be Carbon ?
KENZ said:
Subaru dealership parts dept said the disks on the STI are carbon..
I'd suggest going to another dealer. Yours are 1 piece metal discs, not carbon. Did they charge you 5k plus for new discs? If not, you don't have carbon brakes. You can even see through the wheels you don't have separate top hats for the carbon rotor to attach to http://scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?...
Don't buy discs from main dealer. There's better value kits out there.
Don't buy discs from main dealer. There's better value kits out there.
MDMA . said:
http://scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?...
Don't buy discs from main dealer. There's better value kits out there.
They do look good. However the disk and pads are being fitted under warranty.. Don't buy discs from main dealer. There's better value kits out there.
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