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**Skuce** · 07-10-2004, 12:58 AM

The reason your squeak is because you have cooked pads.
De-glaze your rotors and get new pads....then break them in PROPERLY so you don't get the cooked resins causing the squeak again.

07-10-2004, 12:58 AM	#2 (permalink)
Skuce VM Member Posts: 10,284 Location: Paris Join Date: Nov 2003 Ride: 95 Escort GT Fav Mod: Plasma cutter Class: All Out	The reason your squeak is because you have cooked pads. De-glaze your rotors and get new pads....then break them in PROPERLY so you don't get the cooked resins causing the squeak again. ------------------ Drew ~Great Lake Skim~