brettnahmann

http://s1182.photobucket.com/albums/...t=d760fcb0.mp4

http://s1182.photobucket.com/albums/...t=bf3b1357.mp4

videos say it all. Happens on and off. very rarely tho... only lasts for a few minutes-2 days and the only times it happened was today, once in august, and once in july

ANY help is greatly appreciated.

furious94ls

Take the front wheels off (assuming thats where it's coming from) and look at the black dust shields. Sounds like it's rubbing against the rotor. Either that your your pads are down to the metal destroying your rotors.

furious94ls

Pic for reference. This is the shield, the rotor obv is not in this pic. Sometimes they warp, or something hit it and now it's rubbing the rotor.

EsotericImage

iTrader: (8)

this thread looks familiar

Markley02

Does your car have abs? I had the same thing and I fixed it by bending something. It is hard to describe so bear with me. Mine was in the rear. I was able to stick a flat head screwdriver between the rotor and hub and bend something. I would start by jacking it up and find out which wheel it is coming from. To be honest it probably took up more time for me to write this than it would have been for you to fix this on your own.

96electronH

backing plate.

BryanM.

iTrader: (1)

lol Honda calls them splash guards:

'96-'00 Front Brake

L0WL1FE

^ yeah sounds like its something with the brakes

sde780

Push the dust shield back with a long screwdriver.

If that doesn't fix it, take the wheel off and remove the pads, look for anything out of the ordinary.

If that doesn't fix it, drive your car off a cliff and burn it to the ground

noz79

Unless your brake pedal feels lower then normal its your brake dust shields. Not a big deal you can push them back with your hands.

andrew.orsi

Thanks for posting the video - very easy to diagnose my scraping as the same issue.

Thanks for the posts for how to fix it - as Markley stated, it took longer for me to log in here and submit this post as it did for me to fix the "splash guards"