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Having got just about everything else sorted on suspension and steering:

 

TCAs

Tie rods

Bushes

Bearings

Tyres

Wheel balance

Tracking

Discs

Pads

 

I still have a slight wheel wobble when braking (though the car doesn't pull to either side)

 

The only thing I can think that I might need to look at is fitting new spring clips to the pads, but is there anything else I should consider. All suggestions greatly appreciated.

 

Cheers,

Jim

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Is that sticking as in sticking in (not applying the brakes properly)?

 

one caliper was not comeing out quite all the way and slower than the other one, but a quick clean up soon sorted it :thumbsup:

Posted

Rubbers as in the mounts, not the gaiters, I figure

 

I'll get out tomorrow and check for rack movement whilst the missues turns the wheel.

 

If it aint that, I'll be ordering a service kit for the calipers.

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Cheers for all the input folks. With your help, I'm sure to get this cracked.:thumbsup:

 

more like a warped disk

 

I replaced them 6 months ago (just because they were nearly gone) and when I fitted em cleaned up some burrs on the hub/disc mating face. The dial gauge showed them to be within tolerance before the wheels went back on.

 

did you check the hub for trueness... it could be distorted and that would be the result brake wobble... :)

 

How do I check that?

 

 

OK. Well I got the missus to turn the wheels whilst I laid under the car. The rack moves about 2mm in its brackets, through one lock to the other. Could that be the answer, or would I be looking for more play to cause the issue I have.

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