296 developed squeaky brakes

Hope you find a solution, I've had F430/FF/Roma and all had squeaky brakes and never found a solution. Everything I read just said it's part of the experience

 

After a track day mine sounded like a city bus. I blew out all the holes in the discs with compressed air and that pretty much resolved the issue for me. The discs were loaded with dust.

 

Try bedding (or re-bedding) your brakes again.

Or if you're lazy, drive harder, brake harder, repeat.

 

Multiple (7-8) stops from 60-70 is what worked for me on my 458 or GT4 when this would happen after winter storage. The brakes need to be hot, and the stops need to be hard. Full press on the pedal. You need to have clear roads, because you are stopping abruptly and can't have anyone behind you. Go home after and let the brakes cool. Make sure the tires are up to temp first. Let us know if this works

 

Yep that is what to do. They squeak will come back though. It is somewhat normal for CCB brakes. My Porsche's did this, my 488 does and my F8 barely does and is the least out of all but it will come for sure. All it is is brake dust causing the pads to vibrate in place and squeak. When I wash my car I always washing with soap and water only the wheels and brakes off. This keeps the squeaks at a minimal.

 

Thanks for the info - will try this in the future. I was never able to get rid of it in my 488 Pista. After a track day it started and for the remaining 3 years it stayed. If I drove the car easy and barley used the brakes they'd be quiet, but as soon as they came up to normal temperature the noise would start.

Odd thing is the same type of driving in the Mclarens I've had and not the slightest bit of noise. I wonder what is different.

 

The symptoms (quiet when cold, squeak when warm) were the same on my 458. Try the hard stopping like I mentioned. I did not have to do the water and compressor, although that is probably a good thing to do as well!