strange light rattling from front drivers side
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strange light rattling from front drivers side
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MOTY 2013


another rattle i had was due to a loose grille clip.
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Happened only when going over small lumps and bumps in the road…we checked everywhere, before finding the problem
Hope this helps?
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Did you ever find the source of your rattle? I've got a really annoying matallic rattle that disappears under braking. Cant find the source anywhere. Pads if held in and all seems fine :roll:
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COTM Team


Give your front tyre a kick if it rattles slightly its that
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Local Hero

BUT pick up same speed again and go over same bump again but this time braking as you go over, if no noise defo the clips as they lose the strength over time and become relaxed to say the least lol thus no tension
Pete
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Is this what I am after?
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Cheers Peeps.
Ben

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Local Hero

The ones you want if you have basically series 2 mk1 registered late 82 onwards the clips for them are slighty smaller thinner ones.
Halfrauds stocks them, GSF & Eurocarparts.
Whilst your changing over clips, remove pads, clean any dirt etc off the carrier where the pads move along, apply fresh copper grease.
Pete
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Cheers
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Local Hero



The pic with circle on it i show which way the clips go on the carrier.
So looking at the carrier from sideview i.e you see the 4 nut holes on the hub for the wheel to be attached, these are the outer edge of carrier, the circle is showing the clip with corner to it, this end goes on the outer edge of carrier so you fit them correctly bud.
Thats it.
To make it easier, apply some copper grease on teh rails where the clips will sit, then put the clips on, then the pads and lastly fit on brake caliper
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