Dippinwhipz

Hello all!!! New to the site after doing and getting alotta good info now this after days on here and googling buy a couple from Acura…new caliper pins and springs and I’m being quick here cause I’m trying to figure this out before I gotta go to work lol. This noise that sounded like pinging creaking started a couple days ago my friend that’s work on cars said it sounded like something from the brakes get hardware start there which seemed fair enough. I changed em out greased up the pads pins etc. the noise is still there. I thought it was a cv or something but the noise stays the same turning going straight etc and gets louder after I drive a little and things get warmed up. Any ideas what to check or anyone have this issue plz help!!!! THANKS IN ADVANCE!!! Posting the vids I think…I added the vids and put upload

Dippinwhipz

I think it’s here now

Dippinwhipz

Also I can’t see where to edit my post. I wanted to add the edited vids all on the original post.

Acura TL Builder

New to the site, but know how to attach .mov files?

justnspace

iTrader: (1)

uhh, because there's an attachment button, DUH.

new to the site, but not new to computers lol.
why not just listen to the video and help a brother out?

justnspace

iTrader: (1)

We don't allow that on Acurazine....in the past, we've had people change their original post to fit their narrative/argument.
so, now it's limited to the first 15 minutes. you can edit a post within 15 minutes. and I think there's a limitation on new users as well, so once you've become a vetted member, you're allowed to edit within that 15 min window

justnspace

iTrader: (1)

to me; it sounds like something is binding. it builds tension and then "pops".

as to what is binding,

Dippinwhipz

I was using my phone but I did hit the attachment button but I guess the file was too big but I had edited it. The upload button didn’t highlight and I got errors but I got it to work

Dippinwhipz

yea that’s the same face I did changes the pins and spring took out pads slightly pushed pistons back check all bolts even the control arm we changed cause it looked a little worn…im at a loss right now lol

Dippinwhipz

Problem solved something I was meaning to do anyway took off my spacers and boom all this stressful headache for something so simple…lol 🤦‍♂️

justnspace

iTrader: (1)

glad you found the issue!!

it def. sounded like a rotational thing! like it would wind up and then pop!

Dippinwhipz

Dude so am I. I was here thinking great weird noise we can figure out gonna have to take it somewhere and spend $$$ so it can be fixed lol.

DMZ

Have you checked the rotors for warping? You may have to have the rotors resurfaced. The lugs that hold your wheels in place are supposed to be tightened to 80 ft-lbs. Over tightening them with an air gun causes this problem.
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