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MY 6N2 POLO

the nearside wheel is catching on the brake pads,

yes, I know it is the brakes as have had everything else checked out and when I brake the noise stops, until I let the brakes back out.

the noise is annoying as it makes a synchronized clunking noise where it catches.

have had the wheel off to look at it and the brake pad has sanded itself down slowly as too has the wheel seem.

any ideas or suggestions of how to stop this (without spacers)

Cheers

Tim

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Any pictures mate as I cant work out how the brake pad can touch the wheel. Before the caliper

Please excuse the reply, I'm struggling to convert this into English!!

If the pads are 'sanding down', is it due to the surface of the disc being rough? If this is the case, new discs and pads are required.

What is the clunking noise synchronising with?

Suggest that you take the pads out and check that the calliper can be moved on its mountings - It is designed to slide, this is what allows both of the pads to contact the disc and compensate for pad wear.

Let us know if this is NOT the problem.

Regards.

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it's all sorted now,

the pad has grinded down the inside of the wheel so it's all sorted...

probably not the best thing, but it's not making the noise anymore

I still don't get how the pad can touch the wheel?

Unless you mean like maybe the locating end part which could slightly protrude out of the caliper? :s

Its cool now though my wheels has a huge gauge out of it so has a major weak part but dont make noise no more.

Theres some stupid people on here. Bit harsh I know but come on :retard:

Just because we speak English doesn't mean that we are stupid!

Just because we speak English doesn't mean that we are stupid!

Well as you couldn't read English and gave a load of fixes that didn't help at all as the pad was in contact with the wheel not the disc like it should. If the pad was sanding down due to the disc surfaces being broken up and rusted away you would feel that and hear that when applying the brakes and when driving. Please don't get clever.

Just because we speak English doesn't mean that we are stupid!

Well as you couldn't read English and gave a load of fixes that didn't help at all as the pad was in contact with the wheel not the disc like it should. If the pad was sanding down due to the disc surfaces being broken up and rusted away you would feel that and hear that when applying the brakes and when driving. Please don't get clever.

shutup lol

david is one of the most genuinely helpful people on this forum, so don start being a dick to him. he obviously read it a different way to you, and i can see what hes getting at.

how you think the brake pad can be touching the wheel i really dont know.

Yeah I agree with Eric about caretaker!!

Also I would deem it almost impossible if not impossible for lads to rub on the wheels :lol:

Edit: pads :lol: damn phone

Edited by matt01

Wow :lol: as he said I don't speak English I'm surprised you guys could read my responce

Lol

Maybe when you've been on here longer you'll realise who you should respect

Alright dad

caretakerplus is a hero :thumbsup: show some respect man!

God damn youngsters ;) why i oughta :lol:

Ill take a seat on the naughty step :lol:

but if some one disrespect me no matter how much of a superhero he is I'm going to retaliate.

no one disrespect you........

everyone thinks they're a expert on the Internet, regardless of how long they've been a member, maybe people posting who need help should give more details and make they're issues clearer to avoid confusion and then nit picking from posters trying to outwit each other just for a cheap laugh from they're fan boys.

Just because we speak English doesn't mean that we are stupid!

So this is him being respectful then?

Just because we speak English doesn't mean that we are stupid!

So this is him being respectful then?

by the look of it he thought

Theres some stupid people on here. Bit harsh I know but come on
was aimed at him.

chill

No that was aimed at the guy right at the top of the thread.the the original guy with the fault a long time ago now :lol: That thinks its okay to have a pad grind his wheel down so there will be a weak spot around the wheel. I hope he doesn't hit a pot hole and the wheels doesn't collapse

yeah i know it was aimed at him, but it may have been taken the wrong way lol

oh welll

YOUR RIMS ARE FUCKED MATEEEEE

Never thought he would think that was aimed at him. Maybe my reaction was a bit harsh.

I would also recommend changing your wheels now and sort the original problem out

Why?

I get bored telling people shits dangerous, sometimes it takes being upside down in a field in a totalled car to get through to some people

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