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Originally Posted by 2009_370z Hey guys, So a few weeks ago, I upgraded my brakes with some slotted rotors, SS brakelines, pads and fluid. In the morning when I go

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Old 09-03-2015, 03:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey guys,

So a few weeks ago, I upgraded my brakes with some slotted rotors, SS brakelines, pads and fluid. In the morning when I go to work, the first few minutes of driving the car, when I fully press on the brake pedal, my brakes make a really loud noise but then stops later on. Is that normal? Is that part of the break in period?

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Bedding New Brake Pads

1. Make sure all parts are installed correctly
2. Go for a drive on a road without other motorists
3. Accelerate to 60, brake with moderate pressure down to 20 mph
4. Repeat step 3 approximately four times
5. Drive home without further hard stops
6. Allow brakes to cool overnight WITHOUT using the e-brake
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Thanks for this!! I'm going to do this and see what happens.

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Bedding New Brake Pads

1. Make sure all parts are installed correctly
2. Go for a drive on a road without other motorists
3. Accelerate to 60, brake with moderate pressure down to 20 mph
4. Repeat step 3 approximately four times
5. Drive home without further hard stops
6. Allow brakes to cool overnight WITHOUT using the e-brake
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6. Allow brakes to cool overnight WITHOUT using the e-brake
Why no e-brake? Isn't it a separate drum/shoe system? Or has my memory gotten worse than I thought?
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