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Car Forum / Mitsubishi Cars / April 2005

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Den - 21 Apr 2005 19:28 GMT
I have an import (to the UK) Pajero
5 door, LWB 2800 Diesel
There is a kind a sssshhhhh........ noise coming from outside only whilst
moving,
when the brakes are applied the noise goes away, release the brakes and it
comes back again.
I seem to remember some time ago reading on this NG that the imports have
slightly thinner brake disks and are more prone to warping, could it be that
that's making the noise?
Has anybody else had this and what is the resolution?

Many thanks for any help.

Den
SamWitch - 22 Apr 2005 13:17 GMT
> I have an import (to the UK) Pajero
> 5 door, LWB 2800 Diesel
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> Den


Warping would be noticable with a wobble through the steering when using
the brakes.
seems to me you have a 'squeeking' brake shim/disk, try a pressure wash
of the wheels/discs then drive, if no or short relief try cleaning the
pads and discs.

Some smaller fast fit oprations do a very cheap brake service and will
note any faults.

Parts can be had quite cheaply, a simple search revealed...
Shogun Pajero 2.8 TD
Pads  No. 781 about £30 inc VAT and nxt day delivery
Discs vary with vented  no.2034 at £39 eask inclusive.
Vented Disc 276 x 24mm
Imported - Disc No. 2109 £82 each. as they are larger diameter 314 x 24mm
note the same thickness.

I am not recommending the parts location as not used them. if you wish
I'll post the link later.

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Peter Lee - 27 Apr 2005 04:36 GMT
it may be the wear indicators on your brake pads, they do have tendency to
stop making noise when the brakes are applied.  check your brake pads
(remove the wheel to check th inside ones, dont just look through the wheel)

> I have an import (to the UK) Pajero
> 5 door, LWB 2800 Diesel
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>
> Den
Den - 27 Apr 2005 21:13 GMT
Thanks guys, it is kind of what I expected (and hoped) it to be.
I have not had a chance to check these things out yet, but I will.
Thanks again
>I have an import (to the UK) Pajero
> 5 door, LWB 2800 Diesel
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>
> Den
 
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