Hi,

I will change the front pads.

Itīs necessary install new "Anti Vibration Damper"?

Or I can install old dampers? How can I glue it?

Regards,
996 TT -> (997 TT brakes)

 

Mine just arrived today from Germany, I bought the break service kit from fvd

http://www.fvd.de/de/en/Porsche-0/99...bo-996C4S.html

http://www.fvd.de/de/en/Porsche-0/99...bo-996C4S.html

I don't know either but I will make some photos

 

Ok. But itīs necessary change the dampers every time?

Regards,

 

I have ask the same thing

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...brake-kit.html

 

How can I glue the old "Anti Vibration Damper"?

Regards,

 

No need to actually "glue" them. Clean the old ones up using some brake parts cleaner. Just prior to installing your brake pads, apply a thin layer of an anti-brake squeal compound to the back of the anti-vibration damper pads, and then put them in your brake pads. Install the brake pads in your calipers and then reinstall the calipers. After doing so, apply the brake pedal firmly several times in order to squeeze out any excess anti-squeal compound from between the anti-vibration pads and the brake pads.

Anti-squeal compound is available at most auto-parts stores. You can buy it in "single use" small plastic packages (about 1/4 oz size), or in larger size bottles (about 6 oz size). It doesn't take very much. The compound will dry relatively quickly, but doesn't really harden up - - - it just gets dry to the touch but still kind of soft and tacky. Once exposed to high temps due to heat from the brakes, it will harden up. However, even when hard the anti-vibration backing pads can still be removed from the brake pads pretty easily.

 

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