More squeaky brakes
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Alex LS
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Get the dealer to sort it out. See the many previous posts on the subject.
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andrew
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my brake pads have today been fitted with the new pads that are supposed to fix it..... 4 miles and im home .. no squeek yet .. heh .... but id be upset if it did in that distance .. they are less responsive at the moment... the verdict is out. .
-- Andrew
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