When I start to drive there is no noise. After a couple of braking applications the front passenger side (possibly wheel) begins to squeak a little bit but with more braking it will get louder. It goes away when I am braking but resumes and becomes louder each time I brake. Also, once the noise starts whenever I turn right the noise will become louder and die down as the wheel becomes straightened out. The brakes and calipers are new and there is no uneven wear, the wear indicator on the brakes is not close to the rotor (already checked). When cold, there is no noise and only begins after I have braked a couple of times (if on the highway before the squeaking begins it will not start until I start to brake).
Any ideas?

 

quick update. I put stop squeak on the back of the brake pads (which is supposed to stop chatter and squeak). I also pushed the dust shield back a bit. Now the squeak happens randomly. I can be driving along with no noise and then suddenly the noise starts. Its like the van is screwing around with me.

 

Have you checked your wheel bearings? They usually start out as a rumble, but might be a squeak if a bearing is sticking. Did you have the suspension checked at a garage?

 

Brought it to active Green and Ross, turned out the rear brake was a bit too tight and expanded after braking. Something the Honda dealership charged double to check and said was fine. No problems now and I know where to take my van from now on