when reversing........
engrish?
06-30-2009, 12:02 AM
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my guess is your brake pad is moving a bit when switching from 1st -> Reverse and from Reverse -> 1st
if this is the case, it seems common on the new 08s and 09s
if this is the case, it seems common on the new 08s and 09s
06-30-2009, 12:08 AM
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i'll qualify my response by saying i only searched and don't know from experience, but i thought I'd try to help anyways since most are feeling like being an asshat...
i searched on this issue using "clunk reverse front" and it was mentioned in many threads that the brake pad moving when going forward and reverse made a "clunk" noise
i searched on this issue using "clunk reverse front" and it was mentioned in many threads that the brake pad moving when going forward and reverse made a "clunk" noise
06-30-2009, 12:17 AM
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i'll qualify my response by saying i only searched and don't know from experience, but i thought I'd try to help anyways since most are feeling like being an asshat...
i searched on this issue using "clunk reverse front" and it was mentioned in many threads that the brake pad moving when going forward and reverse made a "clunk" noise
i searched on this issue using "clunk reverse front" and it was mentioned in many threads that the brake pad moving when going forward and reverse made a "clunk" noise
06-30-2009, 08:57 AM
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Hey bra...Maybe you got an Angry Samoan in da trunk...bes' let 'im out...
STi's like to make all sorts of clunks, groans, squeaks, etc.
Most likely it's the brake pads shifting around in the calipers.
STi's like to make all sorts of clunks, groans, squeaks, etc.
Most likely it's the brake pads shifting around in the calipers.
