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Hmm...I don't know what that would be, but pad knockback isn't characterized by any clunking sounds or sensations. Sucks that Bankston's customer service is so poor. You might consider taking
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Hmm...I don't know what that would be, but pad knockback isn't characterized by any clunking sounds or sensations. Sucks that Bankston's customer service is so poor. You might consider taking it to a brake place (like Midas) to have them diagnose the root cause. Yes, it sucks because it'll be money out of pocket. But if it's a choice between spending some money or risking sudden and total brake failure (i.e., the problem could suddenly get worse), then I personally would spend the money. But that's just my opinion. Not trying to tell you what to do or anything.
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