My friend's 997.2TT PCCB brake squeal , especially when coming to a stop (in red light, traffic jam).
He said that it doesn't squeal when the car is new. The problem come out after he use the car in the track. He track the car when his car already has 1000km.
Anybody experience this before? Does PCCB squeal more than steel brakes?

 

My PCCB's squeal on and off track. Even non-PCCB high performance brakes squeal (M3 & C63). It just come with the territory. Nothing to worry about.

 

Have not experienced any squealing on mine to date.

 

Mine squeal when they are cold...Happened several times to me...Nothing to worry about...

 

you may have some small stone that got in between metal plate and rotor on the inside , try to presser wash your breaks

 

I had my rear brakes squealing too. I asked for them to be replaced at the shop even though they were half worn. Squeal now is gone. You'll read that even when half worn, it's the right time to replace the pads because the composition becomes harder on the discs and it might damage them.

 

I have 6000 miles on mine and no squeal.

 

+1. Mine does squeal when they are cold and dealer confirmed that it's normal too.

 

Go to Page 4 of the owners manual.

 

my PCCB's squeal like mating pigs every time. people sometimes look at me when i pull up next to them and i give them a look and a shrug as if to say "what can you expect...it's a POS beetle"

 

 

Mine doesn't

 

Mine does after spirited driving, after a few normal miles it goes away.

 

Hi All,

thank you for the share. i decide to put it back to the dealer for the 3rd time, and they change the brakepads. now it is smooth like it should!
the days when they thought a VW beetle approaching has gone! hahaha

 

My PCCB's squeek unless car was just washed. My thought is the same as Evil Panda's but I feel like the pig in the Geico commercial thats always saying "weeeeeeeeee". Yup my brakes squeek, but who cares. Even after I replaced pads, my brakes squeek. Just remember the smile on the pigs face in the commercial.