Rear Juddering noise from rear of E92 335D

Todd_77 · 10-07-2015, 04:24 PM

I seem to be get a juddering noise coming from the rear of my E92.

It doesn't happen all the time. Only on some occasions. I have a sticking caliper on the rear driver side which is quite bad now. I am going to fix this tomorrow evening.

Could this be the cause of the juddering? The juddering noise sounds like it is coming from the opposite side but I could be wrong.

Thanks for any help!

Aragorn30d · 10-07-2015, 04:25 PM

Sticking brakes can certainly cause juddering. Fix it and see what happens.

Phil325i · 10-08-2015, 10:18 AM

You'll be best advised to change discs and pads too. If your caliper is sticking it will probably have caused the pad/s to overheat and deposit pad material onto the discs.

old grey steve · 10-08-2015, 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Todd_77

I seem to be get a juddering noise coming from the rear of my E92.

It doesn't happen all the time. Only on some occasions. I have a sticking caliper on the rear driver side which is quite bad now. I am going to fix this tomorrow evening.

Could this be the cause of the juddering? The juddering noise sounds like it is coming from the opposite side but I could be wrong.

Thanks for any help!

if you've got a calliper sticking you'd of corrupted your discs, chances are your discs are at best blue or even red if it's as you describe where it's gone though an adverse heat cycle as metal gets hotter it expands as it expands creates friction.

Take a photo if each disc(side on flat)and post em up for a look done this a number of times for people on here it's interesting to view something like this actually.

I'd also wager your discs are at least lipped on the outer surface area(if so they'll be worse on the inner surface)and I'd also suspect the discs apart from any discolouring will be scored as well, seen this symptom too many times now and ate all systematic with the sort of issues you're facing, if pads have been put on already lipped corroded or worn discs as so many people sadly do this will create issues as well.

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Aragorn30d Lieutenant Colonel 169 Rep 1,596 Posts Drives: E90 330d Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Fife iTrader: (0)	Sticking brakes can certainly cause juddering. Fix it and see what happens.
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Phil325i Brigadier General 639 Rep 3,212 Posts Drives: E92 325i MSport Coupe Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: UK South East iTrader: (1) Garage List 2009 BMW 325i Coupe [6.00]	You'll be best advised to change discs and pads too. If your caliper is sticking it will probably have caused the pad/s to overheat and deposit pad material onto the discs. __________________ E92 pre-LCI 325i - Ohlins R&T; H&R spacers; M3 strut brace; Swift thrust sheets; 3 x chassis braces; diff brace; N53 V-brace; 034 subframe inserts; BMS clutch stop; BMS CDV; RE g/box mounts; Delrin shift bushes; Saikoumichi OCC; Cyba scoops; BMW Perf Exhaust; HEL s/steel brake hoses; M3 rear spoiler; Recaro Sportster CSs; M3 white dash LEDs; LED Angels; LED side repeaters; BMW Perf black grille; CSL reps; SSDD carbon diffuser; Monster Wrap black roof/clear front
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