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Hallo!
Leider ist mein Deutch sehr slecht, aber ich hoffe das Sie jedenfalls mir helfen kann. Ich will meine Fragen auf englisch schreiben. Ich kann deutsch ziemlich gut verstehen -> antworten Sie bitte auf deutch when Sie möchtest!
Zu dem Fragen!
Problem #1: With a little less than 30000 km on the odo, the left front shock absorber has started to make a squeaking sound (not very loud, but still hearable from inside the car). Isn't the shocks supposed to last longer than this? Is changing the shock the only solution to make this annoying noice go away?
Problem #2: When braking from high speeds there are some small vibrations (combined with this typical noice from a skew brake disc). All this is most noticeable when applying only modest so "semi"-modest pressure on the brake pedal. My service advisor told me that I havn't been braking hard enough and that the vibrations were a consequese from this (he never looked at it, but guessed there were small rust-spots on the rear discs).
Is changing the rear brake discs a difficult operation, or something I can do by myself? Or is there anything other I can do. I've tried to brake hard from really high speeds (two days ago I was in Germany and did some heavy braking from 230 km/h to 100 km/h, but it didn't seem to help).
Vielen Dank und Grüssen aus Stockholm!
/Daniel
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Leider ist mein Deutch sehr slecht, aber ich hoffe das Sie jedenfalls mir helfen kann. Ich will meine Fragen auf englisch schreiben. Ich kann deutsch ziemlich gut verstehen -> antworten Sie bitte auf deutch when Sie möchtest!
Zu dem Fragen!
Problem #1: With a little less than 30000 km on the odo, the left front shock absorber has started to make a squeaking sound (not very loud, but still hearable from inside the car). Isn't the shocks supposed to last longer than this? Is changing the shock the only solution to make this annoying noice go away?
Problem #2: When braking from high speeds there are some small vibrations (combined with this typical noice from a skew brake disc). All this is most noticeable when applying only modest so "semi"-modest pressure on the brake pedal. My service advisor told me that I havn't been braking hard enough and that the vibrations were a consequese from this (he never looked at it, but guessed there were small rust-spots on the rear discs).
Is changing the rear brake discs a difficult operation, or something I can do by myself? Or is there anything other I can do. I've tried to brake hard from really high speeds (two days ago I was in Germany and did some heavy braking from 230 km/h to 100 km/h, but it didn't seem to help).
Vielen Dank und Grüssen aus Stockholm!
/Daniel
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