Hey guys,
I got a interesting one for you. I‘m working at Mercedes and we had a car from a customer in the shop and he had a loud squeak at the front brakes. Following parts (by my colleagues) came in:
-Front disks
-Front Pads (ATE and OE)
-New brembo calipers
-new hubs
-new „querlenker“

I tried following steps to get the car quiet.
-file down the edges of the pads
-use different types of oe brake paste
-use Jurid and ATE pads
-sticking the pads with double sided tape to the pistons
-using wheel balancing weights for getting the oscillation to another frequency
Nothing helped. So I Continued to stick weights at the suspension and steering parts. The noise disappeared as I put a weight on the steering stop bolts at the steering knuckle. They were both completely okay. I tried new ones with the same result. So I get to the lathe and made slightly heavier ones. Squeak is completely gone.

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Greetings Jan
I got a interesting one for you. I‘m working at Mercedes and we had a car from a customer in the shop and he had a loud squeak at the front brakes. Following parts (by my colleagues) came in:
-Front disks
-Front Pads (ATE and OE)
-New brembo calipers
-new hubs
-new „querlenker“

I tried following steps to get the car quiet.
-file down the edges of the pads
-use different types of oe brake paste
-use Jurid and ATE pads
-sticking the pads with double sided tape to the pistons
-using wheel balancing weights for getting the oscillation to another frequency
Nothing helped. So I Continued to stick weights at the suspension and steering parts. The noise disappeared as I put a weight on the steering stop bolts at the steering knuckle. They were both completely okay. I tried new ones with the same result. So I get to the lathe and made slightly heavier ones. Squeak is completely gone.

View attachment IMG_2423.MOV
Greetings Jan
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