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paxorion 08-01-2006 05:38 PM

squeaking noise while braking
 
i just noticed today, that my 04 accord lx sedan (51k miles w/ the original brakes when i bought my car new) has a very faint squeaking sound coming from the front right whenever i am braking and coming to a complete stop when my speed drops under ~10-15mph. i don't notice any difference in the ability to brake, or a change in the way my car stops.

anyone have any clues as to what might be happening?

YeuEmMaiMai 08-01-2006 06:03 PM

Re: squeaking noise while braking (paxorion)
 
inspect your brakes and make sure that they are not worn down. If they are fine, but some anti squeak on the shims

hondadude 08-01-2006 06:48 PM

Re: squeaking noise while braking (paxorion)
 
The newer honda brake pads are a really hard material[compared to early 90's] and rotor glazing is a problem, look at the rotors and if you can see yourself in the rotor it's time to have them resurfaced, as a test you can scuff them up with some 60 grit sand paper to see if the noise goes away for a day or two. Also when the pads wear down pretty far the pad material can't dissapate the heat and the pad will get cracked and cooked. I hate that high pitched sound, puts my teeth on edge and makes me want to wear earplugs. There is a service bulletin about this problem.

paxorion 08-04-2006 06:12 AM

Re: squeaking noise while braking
 
what material are the brakes that 04 accords are equipped with? i was told when i called a merchant's tire and auto center that they used ceramic brakes?

civicboisi 08-04-2006 09:59 AM

Re: squeaking noise while braking (paxorion)
 
It should be a Ceramic Pad.

There are Organics and Semi-Metallic that works just as good, but you get a harder pad as someone stated above and more brake dust with these two.

standbackimapro 08-04-2006 06:30 PM

just, get some new brake pads

Put the grease on the shims

if thats not it, Try replacing the Slider boots


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