Brakes are driving me banana`s!!
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Back in the early days this was quite a common complaint and I had it on my MY 05 DB9. A proper "bedding in" sorted it for good.
If a car is new or has not been driven for a while you need to do this. Find a quiet/deserted piece of road. Go as fast as the circumstances allow and then stand on the brakes. Repeat this sequence a couple of times and the squeaks are gone.
Alternatively take it to a trackday and after a couple of rounds it will have gone (together with any braking as the brake will start fading).
If a car is new or has not been driven for a while you need to do this. Find a quiet/deserted piece of road. Go as fast as the circumstances allow and then stand on the brakes. Repeat this sequence a couple of times and the squeaks are gone.
Alternatively take it to a trackday and after a couple of rounds it will have gone (together with any braking as the brake will start fading).
Edited by clorenzen on Wednesday 9th September 11:04
Edited by clorenzen on Wednesday 9th September 11:05
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