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    my car stops well still but at low speed forward or reverse it clunks when breaking, about 5000 miles ago i had new rear pads and front discs and pads, it sounds like the pads are loose is this happening to anyone else?

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    May be a sticking caliper.

    A pal in work had a clunking on his brakes and it turned out to be the pads moving in their housing.

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    yeah thats what im thinking (pads moving)

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    Quote Originally Posted by craigbarlow18 View Post
    yeah thats what im thinking (pads moving)
    Albeit his was a merc but the he was occasionally getting two clunks after pressing the brake.

    Check if it happens in the reverse, if not then the calipers may be moving.

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    yeah does it in reverse too

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    ive known the metal retainers on the pads to come away from the pads, but shouldnt make a noise, i would strip them down and have a look, or take it to a garage, best be safe than sorry with brakes imo
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    yeah think the same so gonna take it back to garage that fitted them, should be under warranty with them,

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