citychap26

Hi Guys,

Sorry being a little lazy. Is there a step by step guide to replacing rotors and pads on a 993/ 964 ?

Also do I need to bleed the pistons once done ?

Cheers

Sunil

mday

http://www.pcarworkshop.com/index.php/Category:993

There is no need to bleed the brakes after fitting new pads/discs, however change brake fluid every 2 to 3 years.

Black993

Any suggestions or tips for materials or methods to help squeeling from happening?

bart1

OEM pads, rotors and spiders help squealing.

I don't think brake fluid should go 3 years.

citychap26

Hi Guys,

thanks for that ...

Cheers

Sunil

murfysflaw

My squealing has gotten so bad, I'm tempted to replace it all just so I'm not embarrased at stoplights anymore. Ugggh.

95C4VanIsle

My squealing is periodic, once every 3-4 weeks, but very embarrassing. But I have a minimal 75% on all the pads so I'll just put up with it.

cy7878

I thought all Brembo brakes squeak. It's the price to pay for high performance braking.

Black993

Different kind of squeek. This is an annoying, lower-pitched sound, at least on mine. Only under certain brake pressure and I can make it stop for a few days by washing the calipers/pads

TMc993

+1...Brake fliud shouldn't go over 2 years and 12-18 months is better.

If you have a brake squeal, before you go tearing into your brakes, take your car out on a deserted road and do about 4 or 5 hard stops from 60-70 MPH...Make the ABS kick in if you can...You'd be surprised how much a series of hard stops will do for cleaning your rotors and pads and stopping the squeals.

Terry