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Brake Pads Wearing Out 'At An Angle" ...Problem?

ytareh · 2009-01-19 21:30:41

Wife has a 2008 Seat Altea XL 1.4 petrol with about 10k km up and I notice that both left and right front brake pads (or at least the visible outers) are wearing diagonally / at an angle .I would have thought they should be wearing flat / parallel with the brake disc.Any body know if this is a problem .Braking performance…

19-01-2009 9:30pm

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Wife has a 2008 Seat Altea XL 1.4 petrol with about 10k km up and I notice that both left and right front brake pads (or at least the visible outers) are wearing diagonally / at an angle .I would have thought they should be wearing flat / parallel with the brake disc.Any body know if this is a problem .Braking performance is quite uninspiring ...

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#2 19-01-2009 10:32pm

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Yea they should wear 'flat' against the discs, are you sure its not the chanfer on the pad you might be looking at?

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