I've noticed recently that when applying the brakes there is a occasional noise from the left side the of the car, not quite a 'clonk' but noticeable, doesn't seem to matter whether applied lightly or firmly.
Have had a quick look at the left-hand bell-crank assembly and tried pulling the rod manually but no obvious sign of damage or excessive play.
Anyone have any ideas what might be wrong?
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Brake relay rod - odd noise
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Brake relay rod - odd noise
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Re: Brake relay rod - odd noise
Get someone to work the pedal while you try and find the noise.
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Re: Brake relay rod - odd noise
I just had this on the mk1 cabrio... Presume I'd washed the important grease off with the pressure washer. A lash of white spray grease round all the pivots has made it go away. (Obviously, more suitable grease is available/recommended - I just used that as I had the can in my hand!)
What I do:
http://outramstrings.moonfruit.com
http://outramstrings.moonfruit.com

