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Originally Posted by wpoll
Brake pad clunk is not uncommon on many cars, when brake pads get worn. They can shift in the caliper when the vehicle changes direction (forward to backwards etc.).
Calipers with anti-rattle springs on the pad ends are usually immune to this, although they can be an issue if the springs get old and lose tension.
The fresh anti-seize grease may fix it for a while but I bet if comes back - usually does. I replaced my pads when this last happened to me.
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Interesting. In my research I found that Akebono pads, which I have, are supposedly prone to this. We'll see what happens. I have lots of pad left.