tab Sucker Moderating Team 32,303 Member For: 22y 4m 29d Gender: Male Location: Brisbane Posted 29/10/08 12:42 AM Posted 29/10/08 12:42 AM Is your T an auto? If so city driving will almost guarantee brake squeal. They usually come good after hard braking.
Ras351 Member 219 Member For: 18y 5m 18d Gender: Male Location: Newcastle Posted 29/10/08 12:53 AM Posted 29/10/08 12:53 AM My car used to make the ticking noise but I got it fixed. It was 'fuel hammer', where the fuel lines pulsate because of the injectors pumping etc and the fuel lines tapping against each other. All we did was bend them apart slightly where they were knocking against each other. Was pretty easy because the car was up on the hoist at the time.Took the exhaust heat shield off at the same time as it rattled, so all my embarrasing 'noises' were fixed at the same time
XR2DI4 Member 18 Member For: 18y 18d Posted 29/10/08 02:18 PM Author Posted 29/10/08 02:18 PM Is your T an auto? If so city driving will almost guarantee brake squeal. They usually come good after hard braking.yeh its an auto still gettin alot of residue from the brakes its been like 3 weeks dont thinks its going away lol probably have to buy new brake pads or something. Thanks for everyone's help!
iTec TEAM BA Legacy Donating Member 1,755 Member For: 21y 9m 15d Gender: Male Location: North of The Bridge Posted 29/10/08 02:43 PM Posted 29/10/08 02:43 PM dont worry about the brake dust mate... just give your wheels a clean once a week or more if its bad
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