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CUE99T



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Front brakes squealing under slow braking.......

Esteemed RR chums........my newish brakes recently added seem to make a lot of noise but only under 5mph the brakes squeal a lot, any ideas???

P all smug in my new plug!

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I would question the fitting and not the pad - squealing is usually due to lack of grease on the back of the pad.
Perhaps they did not do it correctly or put enough on?
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CUE99T



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duckworthparts wrote:
What brakes did you fit?


I fitted Brembo brakes with the same part number from JLR on the website

Eurocar parts part numbers - not sure if they are the same elsewhere

PADS - 10167027A
DISC - 10467037A
PAD KIT - 107670188 all smug in my new plug!

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2013 Vogue SE - gone
Some Porsche Cayenne guff pretending to be a 4x4!!
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2004 Vogue
2001 Vogue

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there have been many threads re the pros and cons of fitting aftermarket pads....i personally would only fit OE..

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CUE99T



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These are OE pads....its what are used on JLR dealerships.....I even checked the part numbers with Taggarts and Brembo website and ECP. all smug in my new plug!

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2004 Vogue
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brembo dont actually make pads....unscrupulous peeps use their brand name...

OE pads are normally JURID..

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There is a TSB for squealing brakes. Involves filing a 45 degree angle into the top edge of each brake pad Laughing

And Jurid are the OEM supplier Thumbs Up

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