Which Glue for brake bal pad
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Originally Posted by Ahsai
I have that -other wise order and wait ?
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Are you serious? JB Weld, Gorilla glue, Super Glue...yikes! Here is my suggestion, throw those dampers in the trash and install new brake pads. I've run for years/many miles without those.
http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/..._pg1.htm#item2
http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/..._pg1.htm#item2
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If you use JB weld, you may not be able to remove them next time.
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Originally Posted by Ahsai
Just be more precise, the glue is to be applied only between the damper and the pad (and not oozed out).If you use JB weld, you may not be able to remove them next time.
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Originally Posted by DBJoe996
Are you serious? JB Weld, Gorilla glue, Super Glue...yikes! Here is my suggestion, throw those dampers in the trash and install new brake pads. I've run for years/many miles without those.
http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/..._pg1.htm#item2
http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/..._pg1.htm#item2
/ pads are Porsche/ parking brake looks good thickness just needs adjusting.
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Just put it back together as is - there should be enough adhesive left over on your existing dampers.
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I thought this thread started April 1st until I checked ! No Glue ! You could use disc brake anti squeel- but I also run without the dampers on my rear pads - no issues