Pressing the brake sounds

When I apply the brakes on my 307 vehicle, there is a sound like metal rubbing from the right rear brake disc. There has been a slight scratch since the sound on the disc. The flesh of the pad is 6-7 mm thick.

Probably the disk may be skewed or its life span is over. Turning the solution or getting a new disc.

I wouldn't recommend turning, get around 150 pounds new, get the job done ... but change the pair. Also, my friend's voice was coming from the ball, the brakes crashed and the new one was fixed. If there are friends who know the technique, maybe he can be his.

You will buy a new friend

If the discs are under-scratched, I recommend turning them.

I have finished the shoulder, I also had a complete replacement of the pad problem was solved

Thank you guys. The sound alone is not like the vibration of the bent disc, and the pad is newer. As if a small piece of metal was rubbing out of the pad. Could such a hard object remain in the pad during the production phase?

The disc is thinner nailed to the lining, which causes squeaking. Remove the pad, grind your nails, clean and attach the pad with spray

[QUOTE = hasimayaz]

The disc is thinner nailed to the lining, which causes squeaking. Remove the pad, grind your nails, clean and attach the pad with spray .

It sounded logical to you. Is it the grinding of the corners of the balata meat you mean from the nail?

[QUOTE = ozgurkso] [QUOTE = hasimayaz]

The disc is thinner nailed to the lining, which causes squeaking. Remove the pad, grind your nails, clean and attach the pad with spray .

It sounded logical to you. Is it the grinding of the corners of the balata meat you mean from the nail? [/ QUOTE]