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Old 03-27-2009, 07:09 AM
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I installed aftermarket Drilled and Dimpled front rotors on my DA, and when i drive i hear a clicking noise (kinda like a bike or wheel of fortune thing). The fast i go, the faster the clicking gets. When i brake, the clicking gets louder. Anyone have this problem or know how to fix it? thanks.
Old 03-27-2009, 08:28 AM
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its your brake guard or whatever. feel behind the rotor and that metal piece will bend. you prolly bent it accidently putting the rotors on like i did. lemme know if it helps!
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i just saw this a couple weeks ago. my friend put new wheels on, but the offset didnt agree with his calipers.
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This might be a stupid question, but did you put new brake pads on too?
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the brake guard was not bent O_O

and i used the same pads
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Default Re: Clicking Sound From Rotors

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the brake guard was not bent O_O

and i used the same pads
And did you properly bed them to the new rotors?
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i did not bed them but they were used before i put them on; also i had my own share of hard breaking while i had them on
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Default Re: Clicking Sound From Rotors

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i did not bed them but they were used before i put them on; also i had my own share of hard breaking while i had them on
Obviously the pads were used, but the rotor was as well? All the more reason to bed them correctly.

Used rotors have a layer of the last pad on the surface. You bed the new pad to burn off the old layer and apply a nice even new layer of the pad you intend to run.

Old pad and new rotor, you need to bed for that first initial layer of pad on the rotor.
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Thats were i was going with that!
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ill try that...thanks a lot
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