Bedding in the brakes
#1
Bedding in the brakes
just picked up my 08 GT3 from service. All discs/rotors and pad were replaced.
What is the correct process for bedding them in?
Also they are squealing something terrible, will that go away?
What is the correct process for bedding them in?
Also they are squealing something terrible, will that go away?
#2
There are many recipes for bedding-in the brakes, and most of them are good.
For example: (http://www.zeckhausen.com/bedding_in_brakes.htm)
So far, I have luck for quiet brakes on my (steel brakes) GT3. What I have done was:
1.) Have a good bed-in, like using the process in the link above. When we see a nice blue tint of color on the rotors, we have bedded them in well.
2.) Rinse the brake well (front/back of rotors & pads) to get rid of dust/dirt. A clean surface between rotor & pad is essential for a quiet brake.
3.) Immediately after rinsing, drive car on freeway for a couple miles and brake lightly on exit, to dry the rotors/pads well. The steel rotors can literally rust within minutes after rinsing.
The above process will give me a quiet brake for a good few weeks until the brake dust/dirt accumulates again (depends on my driving) betwen the rotors & pads, then I would repeat process 2.) and 3.) at above, and enjoy a quiet brake again.
Just my experience, hope it helps.
Regards,
For example: (http://www.zeckhausen.com/bedding_in_brakes.htm)
So far, I have luck for quiet brakes on my (steel brakes) GT3. What I have done was:
1.) Have a good bed-in, like using the process in the link above. When we see a nice blue tint of color on the rotors, we have bedded them in well.
2.) Rinse the brake well (front/back of rotors & pads) to get rid of dust/dirt. A clean surface between rotor & pad is essential for a quiet brake.
3.) Immediately after rinsing, drive car on freeway for a couple miles and brake lightly on exit, to dry the rotors/pads well. The steel rotors can literally rust within minutes after rinsing.
The above process will give me a quiet brake for a good few weeks until the brake dust/dirt accumulates again (depends on my driving) betwen the rotors & pads, then I would repeat process 2.) and 3.) at above, and enjoy a quiet brake again.
Just my experience, hope it helps.
Regards,
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