I get a sort of rumbling when I brake, it's like there is something worn. It seems to disappear once the speed drops below 95mph but at higher speeds it's a bit worring.

320CE 1993

It's prolly that bottle of chilled Moet rolling about in the trunk, old boy


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95?




I have the same problem - turned out to be the rear brake rotors. Pads were worn to the rivets, destroying the rotor (and making a nice grinding sound)

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-1983 VW Rabbit LS Diesel (5speed, VNT/Giles build)

now that you mention it, I did change all the brake pads recently and some of the disks were bit worn but I thought they would last another cycle.

After I changed the pads the weather wasn't good so I haven't been driving so fast.

The rotors didnt look OEM/OM, more like autozone junk...



OEM looks so much nicer...

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-1983 VW Rabbit LS Diesel (5speed, VNT/Giles build)

have ridges on the edges you can get metal on metal without having all the pad gone. this would cause rumble.

tom w

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