Uneven Brake Wear - 987.2 Cayman
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Heres an old thread, I think it's quite common with light/infrequent use on these cars.
Use the car more, and I've invested in some bilt hamber atom-mac to use after washing my car.
Heres an old thread, I think it's quite common with light/infrequent use on these cars.
Use the car more, and I've invested in some bilt hamber atom-mac to use after washing my car.
That's not uneven wear, that's the usual inner disc face corrosion that the 996/986/997/987 models tend to suffer from.
These are what mine looked like :
And after :
It's not helped by putting the car away with wet discs after you've washed it, but I don't think that's the sole reason for the problem.
Replace the discs and pads and start again, or buy better quality discs ...
These are what mine looked like :
And after :
It's not helped by putting the car away with wet discs after you've washed it, but I don't think that's the sole reason for the problem.
Replace the discs and pads and start again, or buy better quality discs ...
Edited by Slippydiff on Friday 14th January 13:16
Thanks guys, that's calmed me down a bit
That sounds about right really, I've had the car nearly a year but only tend to drive one day per week due to working from home.
It's due a minor service now anyway but I intend to get the brakes done at the same time (the rear pipes are showing corrosion) so it will be addressed soon.
That sounds about right really, I've had the car nearly a year but only tend to drive one day per week due to working from home.
It's due a minor service now anyway but I intend to get the brakes done at the same time (the rear pipes are showing corrosion) so it will be addressed soon.
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