terrible brake noise
i just changed my front brakes and they make the loudest and the worst noise ever. I think it's the new pad rubbing against the rotor but i did 2 weeks of extremely hard driving on the brakes thinking i could rub off the pad a little. No help... The noise is really loud but it;s only at low speeds(0-25)... like if i break hard u wont hear it, however if i am not braking or lightly braking u will hear it. The other day i was on the highway in traffic and it was really annoying. The sound is sometimes like when a steam engine train puts it's brakes on... it's that bad. What could be the problem? warped rotors? BTW the brakes arent acura brakes, they were from pep boys.
and i also replaced my studs could that be it? It sounds like it's coming from the passenger side wheel.
THIS ONLYT HAPPENS WHEN THE CAR/ROTORS ARE WARM! The first 5 min of driving when they are still cold there is no noise.. HELP sound is annoying.
and i also replaced my studs could that be it? It sounds like it's coming from the passenger side wheel.
THIS ONLYT HAPPENS WHEN THE CAR/ROTORS ARE WARM! The first 5 min of driving when they are still cold there is no noise.. HELP sound is annoying.
Rotors do not easily warp. Please read this:
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_i...shtml
The rotor can have runout from debris between the hub and rotor.
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_i...shtml
The rotor can have runout from debris between the hub and rotor.
My teg made the same noise a few weeks ago and i pulled the caliper off and a rivet was caught in between the rotor and the pad. The rivet came from some rubber deal on the pad.
i took the wheel off and it ended being the rotor protector ( i dunno what u call it) rubbing against the rotor. On the back side of the rotor, that black metal thing was rubbing. i just adjusted it and now it's all good.
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Its called the dust shield. At least it was a simple fix.
Its called the dust shield. At least it was a simple fix.
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