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    Exclamation Green Stuff Pads Screaching

    Hi Guys,

    I've read through posts about this but couldn't find an answer, sorry if it is there.

    I recently purchased a set of EBC Green Stuff front pads, and slotted and drilled rotors (on sale, not sure if it was a good idea…). They were installed by a brake mechanic.

    Either one part or a combination of both is making an unbearable screech, it makes me want to drive into a tree to make the bus stop instead of applying the brake.

    I bedded them in appropriately according to the instructions and what various people have said online.

    Does anyone know what could be the problem? How do I fix this?

    Thanks guys!

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    I fixed my green stuff pads by taking them out and changing them...I know what you mean about the the screech it made my ears bleed when it happened to me...

    I was told to take them out and rough up the surface of them...I think the material is quite hard on them so they take a fair bit to take the glaze off and stop the screeching..

    I just changed mine out sorry I cant help any further
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    Quote Originally Posted by Devans View Post
    Hi Guys,

    I've read through posts about this but couldn't find an answer, sorry if it is there.

    I recently purchased a set of EBC Green Stuff front pads, and slotted and drilled rotors (on sale, not sure if it was a good idea…). They were installed by a brake mechanic.

    Either one part or a combination of both is making an unbearable screech, it makes me want to drive into a tree to make the bus stop instead of applying the brake.

    I bedded them in appropriately according to the instructions and what various people have said online.

    Does anyone know what could be the problem? How do I fix this?

    Thanks guys!
    Did the brake fellow install the anti squeal shims correctly?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh View Post
    Did the brake fellow install the anti squeal shims correctly?
    I'd really hope so for the $500 labour he charged me, if he didn't he's might find himself strapped to his hoist by his feet…

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    I would also check he has put the shims in behind them or used paste on the backings. EBC are usually pretty quiet.
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    The pads should have a foam like product on the backing plate,get up to 100 and brake as hard as possible to a stop,like hard as possible,do that twice and the foam will melt onto the cylinders and it'll stop squealing. Pat

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