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New Car Brakes Squeaking

dubg · 2011-02-07 21:32:01

Hey just got a new Audi. Less than 1k on clock and the brakes have started squeaking. Its mainly in morning and coming from back. Should i bring it back to dealer i bought or could i bring it to Audi dealer beside my work? Dont no how they feel bringing in car that was not bought there.

07-02-2011 9:32pm

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dubg

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Hey just got a new Audi. Less than 1k on clock and the brakes have started squeaking. Its mainly in morning and coming from back. Should i bring it back to dealer i bought or could i bring it to Audi dealer beside my work? Dont no how they feel bringing in car that was not bought there.

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#2 07-02-2011 9:41pm

biko

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If the car is in warranty then yeah bring it back, at least for a diagnosis.
If it turns out to be pads and they want €€ to fix it you can have a cheaper mechanic sort it.

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#3 07-02-2011 9:49pm

dubg

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Its under Audi warranty as its a new car.

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#4 08-02-2011 12:14am

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Pretty sure you can go to whatever main dealer that suits you.

Not your ornery onager

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#5 08-02-2011 12:51am

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Brake squeeling isnt actually a problem though. The genuine pads have a backing that is intended to stop this squeel but I guess they could take it in for you and stick alittle copper grease on the back of the pads or swap them out altogether for you

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