brake squeal

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chrispy5190
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brake squeal

Post by chrispy5190 »

Hi
I've noticed lately that once I have come to a complete stop, whether this is parked up or just stopped at a junction,
When I pull away there is a squealing that lasts for about 2 seconds and then doesn't make any more noise until pulling away again.
It sounds like it's coming from the front passenger side, is this a common fault or am I just being overly conscious.
The Car is still under warranty so I'm just wondering if this is something that could be fixed by the warranty.
Thanks in advance
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Cuprabob
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Re: brake squeal

Post by Cuprabob »

Sounds as if you have a sticky caliper.
dimexi
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Re: brake squeal

Post by dimexi »

Sticky caliper OR the throw-out bearing in your clutch assembly is giving a well known symptom.
chrispy5190
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I drive a: GT 2.0 TSI
In: Pewter Grey
With a: Manual box
Options: Dab, dual climate control, cruise control, heated black leather seats, 18" interlago alloys 6cd player,hands free, bonnet struts, k&n panel filter

Bonnet struts, alpine 2000w amp Rockford fosgate p2d2 12"
Location: Alnwick

Re: brake squeal

Post by chrispy5190 »

Is there any way to tell which one it might be, without pulling everything apart?
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dimexi
Posts: 1094
Joined: Thu Nov 29, 2012 9:41 am
I drive a: GT 2.0 TSI
In: Deep Black
With a: Manual box
Options: Parking Sensors

VAGCOM Mods:
DRL/PRL off
Needle sweep
XDS on
Big mph speedo
Alarm beep
Comfort indicator blinks adjusted to 4
Windows close via rain sensor

Other Mods:
Metal Pedals
Self installed VW OEM Bluetooth 7P6(L)
Self installed Cruise Control
RNS510
Stage 1 Bluefin

Re: brake squeal

Post by dimexi »

Check out this thread: http://www.sciroccocentral.co.uk/forum/ ... =2&t=18137" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

youtube clips have been posted; it also links to other threads on the clutch issue... Might be your brakes though, but just check this out
chrispy5190
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I drive a: GT 2.0 TSI
In: Pewter Grey
With a: Manual box
Options: Dab, dual climate control, cruise control, heated black leather seats, 18" interlago alloys 6cd player,hands free, bonnet struts, k&n panel filter

Bonnet struts, alpine 2000w amp Rockford fosgate p2d2 12"
Location: Alnwick

Re: brake squeal

Post by chrispy5190 »

Ok mate. Thanks for the help
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Cuprabob
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I drive a: GT 2.0 TDI 170/184
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Location: S/W Scotland

Re: brake squeal

Post by Cuprabob »

chrispy5190 wrote:Is there any way to tell which one it might be, without pulling everything apart?
If I were to put money on it, I would put it on being one of the rears as the sliding type calipers are notorious for seizing up. In severe cases you can get binding which is easy to detect as the disc heats up.
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Re: brake squeal

Post by Karlos »

I would try greasing the front pads. In the runners bet that will stop it.
chrispy5190
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I drive a: GT 2.0 TSI
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Bonnet struts, alpine 2000w amp Rockford fosgate p2d2 12"
Location: Alnwick

Re: brake squeal

Post by chrispy5190 »

After a bit of tweaking with the brakes the noise seems to have gone
The bearing in the clutch was changed just a year before I got the car and is apparently the all metal one.
Hopefully it's all sorted
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