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Old 01-19-2008, 03:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Have 1998 Discovery Tdi, front brakes 'click' or rattle when moving, have replaced rattle springs and pins but noise continues. Guessing it is brakes as noise disappears when brake is applied, any ideas?
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Have 1998 Discovery Tdi, front brakes 'click' or rattle when moving, have replaced rattle springs and pins but noise continues. Guessing it is brakes as noise disappears when brake is applied, any ideas?
Yup it sounds like your brake pads are loose fella. If they become worn (and even soem brand new pattern parts - crap manafacturing) the pads rattle around in the carrier, as you apply the brake there will be a small clonk and then it'll be silent. Lift off and the rattle will come back again.

You can try taking them out and applying some copper grease to the carrier where the pad sits, that sometimes helps. Failing that it is new pads and if you can get LR originals as they fit better!
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many thanks for your quick responce ill give your suggestions a go the brake pads were replaced about 10.000kms ago once again thanks
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many thanks for your quick responce ill give your suggestions a go the brake pads were replaced about 10.000kms ago once again thanks
No problem. Good luck!
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