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peugeot brake discs/pads question...

emilyosulz · 2009-07-15 17:22:32

Hi, I just got my brake discs and brake pads replaced on my 02 peugeot 307,when applying my foot to the brakes shouldnt they be more responsive as opposed to being slower to react? Thanks

15-07-2009 5:22pm

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emilyosulz

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Hi,

I just got my brake discs and brake pads replaced on my 02 peugeot 307,when applying my foot to the brakes shouldnt they be more responsive as opposed to being slower to react? Thanks

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#2 15-07-2009 5:32pm

Darragh29

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emilyosulz wrote: »

Hi,

I just got my brake discs and brake pads replaced on my 02 peugeot 307,when applying my foot to the brakes shouldnt they be more responsive as opposed to being slower to react? Thanks

They probably just need to "bed in" OP to get that sharpness back that you are missing. Usually takes 100-200 KM... It's not unusual at all, especially if your old discs & pads were worn and well bedded in together...

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