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325xi 02 116k
Anyhow, when I unlocked my doors today I noticed an odd little buzzing noise. It only happens when I unlock them, not when I lock them, and it happens everytime. They never fail to unlock, the noise is just unnerving. Brakes: Replaced pads and rotors about 2 months ago due to warped rotors causing vibrations when braking. Maybe 3 weeks afterwards I got a slight vibration back in the breaks, and now it's nearly back to where it was initially. On top of that, my breaks squeal a bit when I press lightly on them as if the pads were in need of replacement. It's my understanding that pads should last longer than 2 months. Ideas?
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Dreaming of the ///M. Last edited by bimcwe; 10-02-2012 at 08:05 PM. |
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The R.I.F. Principle....(Reading Is Fundamental)
The term is "BRAKES", Skippy, not "breaks", which is something altogether different. If you had done a little homework, you would have found that rotors *rarely* warp, and your problem is probably either suspension-related, or pad deposits built up on your rotors. Try bedding the brakes again.
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Dreaming of the ///M. Last edited by bimcwe; 10-02-2012 at 08:53 PM. |
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the unlock buzz is most likely the unlock relay built into the GM module. if it still works leave it alone.
I would have the front suspension inspected. sounds like the thrust rod bushings are worn to me.
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