AP BBK problem

[0836whimper]

Originally Posted by GregorJP

I've also had this exact same problem - a clicking sound on every rotation and rattling pads on the front. I called AP, who supplied me with a new anti-rattle clip and retaining spring, which Gareth at Elms duly fitted. It solved the problem.

Nice result. Which way round for the clips ? The instructions show the arrow pointing down...but I trust Gareth.

[GregorJP]

Originally Posted by 0836whimper

Nice result. Which way round for the clips ? The instructions show the arrow pointing down...but I trust Gareth.

If only I knew. A nice man at AP sent the new springs and clips to me, I took the box to Gareth, he worked his magic. Sorry not to be of more help.

Now who took down that funny thread about NJ earlier today?!

[chris83d]

Right. Still no joy with this. However, after fitting Pagid RS29 pads today the clunking noise on every rotation has gone but had been replace with what sounds like pad rattle when going over bumps and every time I apply the brakes. This is still coming from the rear left wheel only...

[DuncanR]

Originally Posted by chris83d

Right I checked the anti rattle clips. They are placed correctly. Rear left wheel is still making this clunking sound with every rotation of the wheel (it clunks at the same point every rotation). Also it only happens when gong forwards and not in reverse. Help!

Look on the disc, there will be a slight mark, what's happening is as the disc rotates and that mark comes around, it lifts the pad slightly to the extent of its limited clearance in the caliper, and then drops it with a click solution is to turn the radio up ...simple my work here is done !

[s.mac]

My work here is done ...

Lol

[Bounce]

Originally Posted by DuncanR

Look on the disc, there will be a slight mark, what's happening is as the disc rotates and that mark comes around, it lifts the pad slightly to the extent of its limited clearance in the caliper, and then drops it with a click solution is to turn the radio up ...simple my work here is done !