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#2
I would go back to the shop that did the work.
There are a few reasons that new brake pads squeak -
cheap pads
metal shims not replaced (pads vibrate around)
pads glazed from panic stop
The pad going all the way down means the brake fluid lines have air bubbles or are contaminated with water.
You'll need to bleed the brake lines to get fresh fluid in them.
There are a few reasons that new brake pads squeak -
cheap pads
metal shims not replaced (pads vibrate around)
pads glazed from panic stop
The pad going all the way down means the brake fluid lines have air bubbles or are contaminated with water.
You'll need to bleed the brake lines to get fresh fluid in them.
#3
I would go back to the shop that did the work.
There are a few reasons that new brake pads squeak -
cheap pads
metal shims not replaced (pads vibrate around)
pads glazed from panic stop
The pad going all the way down means the brake fluid lines have air bubbles or are contaminated with water.
You'll need to bleed the brake lines to get fresh fluid in them.
There are a few reasons that new brake pads squeak -
cheap pads
metal shims not replaced (pads vibrate around)
pads glazed from panic stop
The pad going all the way down means the brake fluid lines have air bubbles or are contaminated with water.
You'll need to bleed the brake lines to get fresh fluid in them.
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