Rear brake "thud" since recall work performed

[blueverclear]

My hero...

hahaha steve they just love you here I swear lol don't worry I get the vtwin rumble brother, tell the haters

My roadie that I miss so much!!! Gonna be doing a pro street build from a road star coming soon.

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Grant

[53driver]

hahaha steve they just love you here I swear lol don't worry I get the vtwin rumble brother, tell the haters

My roadie that I miss so much!!! Gonna be doing a pro street build from a road star coming soon.

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Grant

It's a good thing I'm a fully trained Jedi - only using my "moderator" powers for good, not evil......

[MisterB]

I feel a "thud" in the rear area.

Honda sent me a postcard after the recall letter just to remind me there is a recall.
Replaced the 3 yr old fluid shortly after buying the B, definite improvement, maybe as good as you can get with linked brakes.
Fearful of taking to the dealer after all of the tales of woe.
Perhaps by late summer they'll have the procedure down and I'll get it done.
This BS is bad for the brand.

[bob109]

Both the front and rear calipers have anti-rattle springs/clips which keep the pads from moving! If the clip/spring is missing you will get a "thud sound" whenever braking. When I replaced my pads earlier this year I distinctly recall having to "push" the pads against the clip/spring before inserting the pad pins! It's worth a check

Item #5 in the attached diagram is the clip/spring I'm referring to! Item #6 is the pad retainer!

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[Sorcerer]

Some thing in one of your saddle bag rolling around?

[shooter]

That's a good idea. Found it many times in customers cars. Especially if they had the jack out.

[53driver]

Both the front and rear calipers have anti-rattle springs/clips which keep the pads from moving! If the clip/spring is missing you will get a "thud sound" whenever braking. When I replaced my pads earlier this year I distinctly recall having to "push" the pads against the clip/spring before inserting the pad pins! It's worth a check

Item #5 in the attached diagram is the clip/spring I'm referring to! Item #6 is the pad retainer!

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Thanks Bob - I'll check that.

Some thing in one of your saddle bag rolling around?

Cleaned 'em out before going to the dealer - but, yes, thanks.

That's a good idea. Found it many times in customers cars. Especially if they had the jack out.

My jack stays put, thank you very much.

[shooter]

Thanks Bob - I'll check that.



Cleaned 'em out before going to the dealer - but, yes, thanks.


My jack stays put, thank you very much.

Yeah but what about the spare?

[53driver]

Yeah but what about the spare?

Located firmly around my waist, thank you very much!

[shooter]

Attachment 20111 Neat!!