Nayanru

I had my rear rotors and brake pads changed about 4 months ago. Since then I’ve been hearing this noise (almost like metal rolling around) every time I drive. I initially thought it was a pin missing from the rotors since I had that issue before but the Honda dealership said it was my motor mount, so I got those replaced (and spent $1000 for it) and the sound is still there. As of two days ago, I’m now experiencing a high pitched sqealing noice every time I back up. Any thoughts on what it could be? I can’t keep giving Honda my money, they’re ripping me off.

holmesnmanny

I'd hate to think it's the front brakes that are worn down to the wear indicator and somehow the Honda techs didn't check them.

Nayanru

holmesnmanny

It's possible the metal pad holders are worn and allowing play that causes sounds when stopping. You also need to put some moly brake grease on all parts of the pad that contact something, other than obviously the part where the pad meets the rotor. Never put moly grease on the slide pins as moly grease will swell up any rubber components. You only use silicone grease, or Sil-Glyde, on the slide pins.

Audripulls