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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: danzigfan on 12 September 2011, 12:49:43
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Last week I posted a tread about banging noise coming out from under the car when driving over small bumps on the road. Today I heard "bang" coming from rear breakes every time I press break pedal....I'm going to my mechanic now but I would like to know if this had happened to anyone and what could it be? I can work on the engine but I'm not playing with brakes, no way. Thanks
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Is it a bang or a grind? Guessing something has happened to then rear pads... :-/
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Is it a bang or a grind? Guessing something has happened to then rear pads... :-/
Left drive axle "knuckle" (i hope this is the expression for it) is going...Sad, how could I ruin it with 2.0 grinder?!? :-? :'(
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sticky rear caliper, the bang is the pad flexing when the piston flex,s the pad and it makes contact with the disc :-X
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Is it a bang or a grind? Guessing something has happened to then rear pads... :-/
Left drive axle "knuckle" (i hope this is the expression for it) is going...Sad, how could I ruin it with 2.0 grinder?!? :-? :'(
CV joint?? Very rarely fail
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Is it a bang or a grind? Guessing something has happened to then rear pads... :-/
Left drive axle "knuckle" (i hope this is the expression for it) is going...Sad, how could I ruin it with 2.0 grinder?!? :-? :'(
CV joint?? Very rarely fail
I know, but it makes that sound. Discs and pads are new, we disassembled everything and it clicks inside :-/
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(http://i1103.photobucket.com/albums/g480/danzigfan1/IMAG0716.jpg) Ordered used axle for 40 euros, fixing it next week after pay day...Thanks for helping me
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Mine does this sometimes - turned out to be the handbrake pins (that hold the shoes in place inside the drums) have pulled loose, and they catch on the drums sometimes.
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Mine does this sometimes - turned out to be the handbrake pins (that hold the shoes in place inside the drums) have pulled loose, and they catch on the drums sometimes.
I also bet on that or broken disc at first but I've found this fault then.