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Thanks for the info Steve - I didn't know that about the hoses; I'll be sure to look into that.

The garage took my car for a short drive; I told them it feels like the calipers aren't disengaging causing the discs to get hot. They've suggested new calipers & pads on the front, but didn't pick up on the heat on the rear discs. I coasted a lot of the time & tried to Not use the brakes as much as possible - noticed a slight change in temperature to the discs. Can't smell any burning and can't see any discolouration like I've had in the past. Thank you for the advice - I'll definitely look into getting stuff off Autodoc and try & get a brake fluid change.

On the subject of sqealing brakes, I've had my Audi's brake pads and discs changed in the past, and a month ago I had to change the rear calipers and pads (again) after the rear discs were getting super hot - cost me a small fortune. Three weeks later my brakes are squeaking, and all my brake discs are super hot to the touch after a 10 minute drive - Any idea(s) what the cause could be; Issues with the electronic hand brake?...The car is going back to the garage tomorrow morning.