Crunchy breaks

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Rosestud

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• Jul 25, 2018

• #1

Hi
I need some advice on breaks. I have replaced the front sliders and one of the calipers and both sets of pads on the front and it has been breaking fine since. However I drove it this morning and they sometimes feel crunchy and then go back to being back to normal. No lights come up on the dash so Im a but confused as to what it might be.

any advice will be greatly received

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Flossie

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• Jul 25, 2018

• #2

Brakes and braking.
Gis a clue what vehicle.

 

Kwakerman

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• Jul 25, 2018

• #3

Assuming you are talking about BRAKES rather than Tea Breaks?

Does it have ABS?

 

Wimblowdriver

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• Jul 25, 2018

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I likes a crunchy with me tea break, but any choccy bar will do.

 

Kwakerman

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• Jul 25, 2018

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Wimblowdriver said:

I likes a crunchy with me tea break, but any choccy bar will do.

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Crunchies taste cack, only thing worse than them is that most uncomfortable bar of chocolate to eat.............Toblerone!!

 

neilly

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• Jul 25, 2018

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Kwakerman said:

Crunchies taste cack, only thing worse than them is that most uncomfortable bar of chocolate to eat.............Toblerone!!

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I like crunches, all broken up and sprinkled over a toblerone that has been in the freezer for days....

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bluedog333

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• Jul 26, 2018

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If they’re breaking fine then they’re broken by now, simples.
Sorry though, can’t help.

 

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Rosestud

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• Jul 31, 2018

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Flossie said:

Brakes and braking.
Gis a clue what vehicle.

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Sorry its a 1999 Range rover p38

 

Interceptorxj

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• Jul 31, 2018

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My personal favourite for a crunchy break is one of those chocolate cornflake cakes, yummy or chocolate rice crispy cake if no cornflakes available.

 

Flossie

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• Jul 31, 2018

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Rosestud said:

Sorry its a 1999 Range rover p38

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Post in the RR section with more info like crunchy sounds? Crunchy feeling through the pedal? Etc etc.