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jenks1950



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Noise when operating electric handbrake

I have recently noticed that when I operate the electric handbrake there is a squeak/screeching sound emitted from the rear while the brake is being applied or released. I only noticed it recently when the I had the drivers door open, so not sure how long it has been present

Has anyone else had or got any knowledge regarding this symptom??

Many thanks Steve
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SYFL2



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No I haven’t but shot in the dark back wheels off hub off clean and copper grease everything that moves.
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RogB



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you should hear a 'whirring' sound for about 2-3 seconds while the electronic park brake is applied or released
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jenks1950



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you should hear a 'whirring' sound for about 2-3 seconds while the electronic park brake is applied or released


Yes I think that is normal. My noise seems to have replaced this when applying or releasing the handbrake, so sounds like something is worn or needs lubrication

Steve
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jules



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Re: Noise when operating electric handbrake

jenks1950 wrote:
I have recently noticed that when I operate the electric handbrake there is a squeak/screeching sound emitted from the rear while the brake is being applied or released. I only noticed it recently when the I had the drivers door open, so not sure how long it has been present

Has anyone else had or got any knowledge regarding this symptom??

Many thanks Steve


Mileage ?
original brakes ?

I would dismantle (not difficult) caliper and pads - check for excessive wear (replace disks & pads if necessary) , clean (spray brake cleaner and face mask) and reassemble with appropriate brake lubrication and see what happens. Jules
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jenks1950



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Mileage is currently 120k

New rear discs at 75k New rear pads at 112k. There is a "lip" on the discs, but I haven't measured it yet to see whether it is within tolerance

Steve
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jules



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My rear disks needing replacing at 40K - yours have done 45K - I suspect they are on their way out. Easy job with the EPB compared to the manual hand brake. Jules
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