MLB
ClioSport Club Member
Good evening!
I think I need some advice here. Last week I noticed my front n/s brake was making a lot of noise and found the brake disc and wheel were hot after parking up. O/s was fine, just been to the shops.
Thought it might be a stuck piston so refurbished the caliper with a kit from Biggred, slider pins were fine but replaced them as well anyway.
Just went out for a drive again and the n/s brake disc is still getting way hotter than the o/s disc (sizzling compared to just a bit warm).
Jacked the car up and the o/s wheel turns fine with the wheel on, the n/s one stops after about half a turn when spun in the air. Got the brake pads out, spun the wheel again and then it turns fine and there's no wobble if I move the wheel when in the air (wheel bearing ok?).
Any ideas what else could cause this? Could it have something to do with the master cylinder?
Car seems to stop pretty well without pulling to any side altough I have no comparison of stopping power to other clio 182s.
Running standard discs with ds2500 pads. These pads have a bigger contact area than the standard pads they've replaced, going all the way to the edge of the disc, is that normal?
Any ideas welcome as I've kind of run out!
I think I need some advice here. Last week I noticed my front n/s brake was making a lot of noise and found the brake disc and wheel were hot after parking up. O/s was fine, just been to the shops.
Thought it might be a stuck piston so refurbished the caliper with a kit from Biggred, slider pins were fine but replaced them as well anyway.
Just went out for a drive again and the n/s brake disc is still getting way hotter than the o/s disc (sizzling compared to just a bit warm).
Jacked the car up and the o/s wheel turns fine with the wheel on, the n/s one stops after about half a turn when spun in the air. Got the brake pads out, spun the wheel again and then it turns fine and there's no wobble if I move the wheel when in the air (wheel bearing ok?).
Any ideas what else could cause this? Could it have something to do with the master cylinder?
Car seems to stop pretty well without pulling to any side altough I have no comparison of stopping power to other clio 182s.
Running standard discs with ds2500 pads. These pads have a bigger contact area than the standard pads they've replaced, going all the way to the edge of the disc, is that normal?
Any ideas welcome as I've kind of run out!