Subject	Leave the caliper on its brackets. I just removed the pins
Posted by	Gordo 93TT Daytona on July 17, 2011 at 11:14 PM
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In Reply To	I forgot to ask, how do I remmedy that? More-->> posted by DARK KNIGHT on July 17, 2011 at 12:37 PM
Message	and cleaned them on a wire wheel. I put a little anti-seize compound on them and reinserted them back into the calipers. When I say a little, I mean just a very light coating. You don't want anything getting hot and dripping down onto your brake pads or rotors. gordo _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	HELP!!! Front end braking noise...Loud clicking sound - DARK KNIGHT 00:03:49 07/15/11 Tension rod bushings? - 90GoldZ 02:15:09 07/15/11 do you have a pic of them? thanks (n/m) - DARK KNIGHT 12:45:26 07/15/11 I found out what they are. I actually changed out the - DARK KNIGHT 13:07:26 07/15/11 Clicking can also be brake pads moving on their pins. - Gordo 93TT Daytona 21:05:29 07/16/11 Is it possbile ot check WITHOUT removing the calipers? - DARK KNIGHT 12:25:17 07/17/11 I forgot to ask, how do I remmedy that? More-->> - DARK KNIGHT 12:37:42 07/17/11 Leave the caliper on its brackets. I just removed the pins - Gordo 93TT Daytona 23:14:36 07/17/11 Do you have slotted rotors? Did you change pads or rotors - Barry (NJ) 21:58:16 07/16/11 no crossed-drilled. changed them about 14yrs ago. - DARK KNIGHT 12:29:16 07/17/11
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