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Re: 07 Spyder brake problem

by C W <nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Oct 16, 2007 at 12:53 AM

Hmmm ....

My Son and I have just fitted Delphi discs and pads all round on
his 145 bhp Rover 200 `hot hatch' .... no problems with squeal
there.

Our 1996 Mitsu Carisma has never had a problem, either on OEM or
APEC brand front pads.

I wonder if they have recently changed the disc (rotor) metallurgy
?

Me - I'd try some quality aftermarket pads - and backcharge Mitsu
if they cure the problem.

CW


On Mon, 15 Oct 2007 18:27:18 -0400, Brandon McCombs
<none@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>C W wrote:
>> I'm a Brit Misubi**** Carisma owner = boring but the car is for my
>> Wife !
>> 
>> There are two possible causes
>> 
>> a) Brake disc (rotor) squeal is caused by the brake
>> pad/****m/caliper system causing a `bell mode'  vibration of the
>> rotor. I did find some articles on the web, but cannot point you
>> to them.
>
>Considering I know b) isn't my problem I'd guess that a) is my problem 
>between the 2 of them. I spoke with the local assistant service manager 
>over the weekend and he said that I was the 7th person last week to 
>bring my vehicle in complaining of brake squeal. He said its happening 
>across all Mitsubi**** models and basically all model years. Mitsubi**** 
>doesn't consider it a problem and therefore any repairs at this point 
>aren't covered under warranty. They did put something on my brakes to 
>suppress the squealing but he said it would only last a month. Well, on 
>the way home they squealed so it lasted about 5 minutes.
>
>He is going to be discussing the issue with the service manager to 
>determine how to help the customers whom Mitsubi**** is not helping up to 
>this point.
>
>
>> 
>> b) with worn out pads, they often have a `squealer' - a bit of
>> metal that contacts the disc when the pad is worn out. This is
>> more likely at high mileage - eg 40 t0 60,000 miles.
>> 
>> If  you have a) Delphi do `rubber' stick on ****ms, but I have
>> never used them. Otherwise change to a premium brake pad, as there
>> seem to be many brake pad formulations. (eg GM in the UK do an
>> OEM, and an `aftermarket' spec pad - the OEM being 3x the price !
>> 
>> Colin W
>> 
>> On Wed, 19 Sep 2007 00:05:26 -0400, Brandon McCombs
>> <none@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> 
>>> Has anyone heard of brakes squealing in the 2007 Spyder? I just bought

>>> the car in March and I'd say in June the brakes started squealing. At 
>>> first it was intermittent but now it's just about everytime I apply 
>>> medium pressure to the pedal as I slow down to a red light or stop
sign.
>>>
>>> The dealer looked at it already and didn't find anything wrong,
couldn't 
>>> replicate the problem, and just cleaned the brakes. I heard the brakes

>>> squeal again just as I went back home that same day.  The sound is 
>>> similar to the brakes squealing when they need changed around 60-70k 
>>> miles but I only have 5k miles.
>>>
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> Brandon
>>
 




 6 Posts in Topic:
07 Spyder brake problem
Brandon McCombs <none@  2007-09-19 00:05:26 
Re: 07 Spyder brake problem
C W <nospam@[EMAIL PRO  2007-09-30 21:49:18 
Re: 07 Spyder brake problem
Brandon McCombs <none@  2007-10-15 18:27:18 
Re: 07 Spyder brake problem
C W <nospam@[EMAIL PRO  2007-10-16 00:53:03 
Re: 07 Spyder brake problem
Brandon McCombs <none@  2007-10-19 19:41:13 
Re: 07 Spyder brake problem
C W <nospam@[EMAIL PRO  2007-10-20 00:07:50 

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