992911GTSilver

Hi All,

I have picked up my brand new 992 back in November. Since the first day, I have been having a very loud brake noise (squeaky) on the front left pad, especially in low speeds. I had called the service and they said it is normal in new cars and it will fade away.

It has been almost 1200 miles and that annoying sound is still there.

Have any of you had similar experience?

Any suggestions?

dudeoverthere

Do a proper brake bed in procedure.

Edit: the squeak makes all the men cute women look at you and sigh in delight.

Fullyield

If still squeaky after you do proper bed in procedure, swap pads.

Fishah

Normally I would say you just need to drive it more aggressively.. And that may still be the case....

But given the fact that it started immediately, and is only on corner, I wonder if you have something like a small rock lodged in between your pad and rotor.

Fullyield

Doubt it would last that long before dislodging. But agree it should be considered. Put car in reverse, back up aggressively. Hard brake. Rock usually dislodges.

Pointbye

Brake harder.

Ikone

Or don't brake at all.

Jimmy-D

Do you have stock or Ceramic brakes??

Also - wash the car and let me know if you still have it. I have the Standard brakes and the car tells me it needs a wash when the brakes start squeaking - not kidding

rtb911

I had the same problem, squeaky brakes at low speed, eventually went away, don't recall at what mileage, I'm at 3600 now.

gthal

It's 100% normal when the brakes only see less demanding street use. As others have said, find somewhere safe to do some very aggressive high speed stops and it will go away for awhile. It will eventually return if the brakes are then only used for city driving. You may also want to flush the brakes very well with water. Sometimes dirt can be a factor. The reality is that performance brake pads are designed to stop the car with less concern to noise levels.

RennPart

Bed the pads in again.

You don't need to overdo it.

Basically get up to about 50-60 then do a moderate brake application to about 10-20mph. Repeat 2 times.

How get up to about 70-80 and do a hard brake application to 10-20mph. Do this 2-3 times or until you smell brakes.

Driver car for 5-10 minutes using brakes as light as possible to let everything cool down.

We have low dust pads that might help with the noise if it persists- but you lose some braking performance with a low dust pad.

--Aaron