[Cali_Creez]

Originally Posted by doughboy

Squealing at low speed sounds like they're not bedded in fully.

Get them hot and then do a few fast hard retardations, i.e. 70-20, brake smooth and firm as hard as you can without activating ABS.

3 or 4 of those should help no end.

Try and see.

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[Hartge]

I've got this same problem, will try the braking solution and see

Thanks

[old grey steve]

Originally Posted by Phil325i

Pagid are OEM, so option C would be a waste of cash. My vote goes on the sensors. They should be replaced when pads are changed in any case.

We have no end of drama's re Pagid stuff TBH, so much so that on BMW's/Merc's I simply won't fit them now as too many people complain about the noises you mention.

Sure they suggest Pagid is OE quality so you'd think great, but we get issues but when re replace Pagid stuff with BMW/Merc supplied stuff (under good will)we never have the issue again and customers are happy.

Thing is no matter what conditions you should be able to use the brakes without these type of problems, if you tracking the car then to a degree you'll expect issues but everyday motoring you don't need it

[mob17]

Just go with EBC pads/disc. ZERO noise if bedded in properly. Probably around 40ish ppl have bought from me on this forum and zero complaints!

[hoopvillian]

I have the same problem. I've tried 3 different sets of pads over the last couple of years. Just want to vent. I'm doing everything right, I maintain 4 cars, and this is the only one I can't get quiet!

[TripleBlack]

My problem stopped on its own and I'm only realised it now.
The only thing I've done other than drive the car is change the wheels a couple times in a 6 month time period. Maybe all that adjustment had an effect but to be honest I don't know what stopped the squealing.
Mind you the pads are on their way out so that could be the explanation also.