rear brakes hiss while stopping..
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rear brakes hiss while stopping..
recently bought my car (98 cx hatch) and noticed that it has discs in back. someone has put integra brakes i believe (maybe ex?). the prop valve looks to be stock but i have read that its the same one in cx as in EM1 so its okay to leave in. the MC and booster are stock as well, i might upgrade in future to the larger one in the future.
my question, is it normal for a brake swap to result in hissing brakes?
if not, what could cause this? Would changing rotors and pads help?
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my question, is it normal for a brake swap to result in hissing brakes?
if not, what could cause this? Would changing rotors and pads help?
Thanks
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Re: rear brakes hiss while stopping..
recently bought my car (98 cx hatch) and noticed that it has discs in back. someone has put integra brakes i believe (maybe ex?). the prop valve looks to be stock but i have read that its the same one in cx as in EM1 so its okay to leave in. the MC and booster are stock as well, i might upgrade in future to the larger one in the future.
my question, is it normal for a brake swap to result in hissing brakes?
if not, what could cause this? Would changing rotors and pads help?
Thanks
my question, is it normal for a brake swap to result in hissing brakes?
if not, what could cause this? Would changing rotors and pads help?
Thanks
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Re: rear brakes hiss while stopping..
the sound is coming from the rear brakes. deffinitely not air leak, it sounds like pad/rotor friction, i just want to know if this is normal or not.
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Re: rear brakes hiss while stopping..
i havent actually inspected the brakes yet but plan to on my next day off. the rotors are clean, no rust, i was thinking it might be glazed, hardened pads. its not grinding metal to metal like when pads are worn.
i'll plan for a brake job in the short future, been working 7 days a week for the last month.
is there a way to visually check and see which car my disc brakes came from?
(part #/casting stamp?)
i'll plan for a brake job in the short future, been working 7 days a week for the last month.
is there a way to visually check and see which car my disc brakes came from?
(part #/casting stamp?)
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Re: rear brakes hiss while stopping..
glazed hardened pads? go for a 10 minute ride around town, and you'll clean the pads/rotors right off.
Ive had a clip fall off and get caught in my pads once and it made a "hiss" sorta noise.
Only way to diagnose it really is yank the tire off and take a look.
Ive had a clip fall off and get caught in my pads once and it made a "hiss" sorta noise.
Only way to diagnose it really is yank the tire off and take a look.
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Re: rear brakes hiss while stopping..
just went out and pulled both rear tires and calipers off...
the passenger side (noisy side) is missing the contersunk screws that hold the rotor on.
im guessing under brake pressure that the rotor is allowed to "float" a bit and ring out instead of being fastened down and be quieter.
either way i'll pick some up from a parts store honda dealer.
the pads have about 3/16" of pad on them so i think a brake job is in order.
i looked up the 7clp13s # on the caliper and now know that my brakes are probably from a teggy. now i'll know which ones to buy.
Thanks for all the help everyone
the passenger side (noisy side) is missing the contersunk screws that hold the rotor on.
im guessing under brake pressure that the rotor is allowed to "float" a bit and ring out instead of being fastened down and be quieter.
either way i'll pick some up from a parts store honda dealer.
the pads have about 3/16" of pad on them so i think a brake job is in order.
i looked up the 7clp13s # on the caliper and now know that my brakes are probably from a teggy. now i'll know which ones to buy.
Thanks for all the help everyone
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Re: rear brakes hiss while stopping..
just went out and pulled both rear tires and calipers off...
the passenger side (noisy side) is missing the contersunk screws that hold the rotor on.
im guessing under brake pressure that the rotor is allowed to "float" a bit and ring out instead of being fastened down and be quieter.
either way i'll pick some up from a parts store honda dealer.
the pads have about 3/16" of pad on them so i think a brake job is in order.
i looked up the 7clp13s # on the caliper and now know that my brakes are probably from a teggy. now i'll know which ones to buy.
Thanks for all the help everyone
the passenger side (noisy side) is missing the contersunk screws that hold the rotor on.
im guessing under brake pressure that the rotor is allowed to "float" a bit and ring out instead of being fastened down and be quieter.
either way i'll pick some up from a parts store honda dealer.
the pads have about 3/16" of pad on them so i think a brake job is in order.
i looked up the 7clp13s # on the caliper and now know that my brakes are probably from a teggy. now i'll know which ones to buy.
Thanks for all the help everyone
With 3/16" of pad left, the sound you're hearing could be the pad wear indicators rubbing on the rotor (see pic below). So in a sense the sound could be normal...for a car that needs pads.
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