after about a 2 hour drive of constant whistling/squeeling coming from what i say is my right side wheel i just cant take it anymore. at first i thought it may be a belt but after driving for a few weeks like this it seems to be something from the wheel. it never does it at start up or idle, its very random and really doesnt do it until ive been driving a good 10 minutes or so. everytime i put my foot on the brake it cuts out and when i let go it does it again. and it seems when i hit bumps or holes it will start up again. any help would be great. thanks.

 

Replace your brake pads. They have wear indicators on them and cause the squeeling noise you are hearing.

 

yep what he said, and if might not be that your pads are out but i have heard sometime of the senosor geting bent or something lese getting stuck in there

 

alright ill change them tomorrow morning, anyone else with any ideas incase this doesnt fix it? in any case thanks a lot, learn something new everyday on here.

bump

 

On disc brakes between the caliper and the actual brake pad is the brake pad shim. Every time the pads are replaced the shim has to be lubricated with an anti-seize compound or else it'll shake, rattle, scrape, whistle, fart, or make all kinds of strange sounds caused by wheel vibration while driving. You should also check the pad retainers, and the caliper bracket itself for cracks or damage..