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Originally Posted by Oldmanb777
It's vibration between the back of the pad and the piston, usually. So some high temp RTV (rubber) on the back of the pads usually quiets them. The harmonics when the brakes are cold, combined with a bit of overnight rust may cause it. But I would certainly complain. Usually easily fixed. I find that the oriental vehicles skimp on lube in many places. So it could be a lack of lube on the caliper pins, causing a real un-even wear problem. The pads used now have more metal in them than they used to, also contributes. So take it back and tell them to fix it. Then break in the new pads properly, and don't abuse your brakes.
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Ahhh makes sense. I could do that but it is definitely under warranty so I'll take in for a look see. Thanks all for the responses.