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Brake Noise After High Speed Bursts


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Firstly, apologies if this has been raised in previous posts...I have reviewed and searched and have'nt found anthing similar.

My stock BFMk2 XR6t ute (2007) produces a 'shush..shush...shush' sound immediately after slowing down from reaching decent speed through rapid acceleration...it only makes this sound in these circumstances.

Normal driving etc, no obvious sound is detected.

Is this the park brake issue or something more sinister?

Any thoughts / direction would be appreciated.

Cheers.

Scotty

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Can you feel any shudder? If not then I would say its the park brake, and with the high temps after braking the drum is expanding and just bringing the shoes into contact with it - that's my guess anyway!

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depends on how high the speed is, if you're talking over 110-120, then the service guys won't test it, however if its at 110kph and below, then you may have a case. Is your handbrake effective? Maybe at the cost of a little noise I would avoid letting them play around with my handbrake - especially if it was adjusted correctly!

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Speeds on average would be over 110km when noise comes on.

Park brake works fine...

I take it that the the noise is more superficial than linked with something that may cause potential damage??

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Up to you mate, probably an idea to get someone to have a look at it, just for a quick inspection to rule out obvious things. Failing that, maybe get Simon and the boys at Xtreme Ford Tuning to look into it, whether you take it to Ford is up to you, not alot of people have any faith in their servoce dept anymore though...

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