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04-14-2014, 07:13 PM
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A gap between brake pad and rotor?
Just install new brake pads for all four wheels,
 Thanks to the following posts: http://www.xoutpost.com/articles/x5/...e-job-diy.html Instructions for bedding in your brakes E53 X5 Brake Fluid Bleed/Flush DIY Still have a question: I found that there was no gap between the pads and the rotors. Even no one stepped on the brake pedal, the brake hydraulics pump still kept pushing the pads against the rotor. Is this a design for all BMW cars? It seemed like it would cause unnecessary friction to the system. Or did I do anything wrong? But if you look at a Toyota video, you can find that there were two springs to separate two brake pads (at 1:56, How to change the front brake pads on a toyota camry - YouTube ) Honestly, I don't feel anything wrong with my car after replacing all pads, still 22.5mpg highway, 17mpg local. Very satisfy with my car, but just curious. 
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