Brakes squealing
#1
Racer
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Brakes squealing
Hey guys,
I've put on new rotors and new ceramic pads, but when I press on the brakes while driving, they still squeal like a bastard. Any idea what could be up?
I've put on new rotors and new ceramic pads, but when I press on the brakes while driving, they still squeal like a bastard. Any idea what could be up?
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thats what everyone keeps telling me. hope it stops soon. only does it at really at slow speeds. like 5-10 mph. Like when i am in parking lots and people are probably like damn dude get some new brakes.
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#12
RAR
For some reason I doubt they beded them. After putting in new brakes, you need to follow a series of sharp & gradual breaking in order to properly bed them in. Instructions should have come with them.
#14
the overexplainer
for performance pads to get the most out of it you should bed them. Different brands have different methods of bedding.
By the way, the lube goes on the back of the shim so it's between the piston and the shim.
By the way, the lube goes on the back of the shim so it's between the piston and the shim.
Last edited by ez12a; 07-11-2011 at 01:36 PM.
#18
Both pads, and both sides of the caliper bracket, pins, retainers, ect.
ALL the contact points should be lubed.
My OEM Brembos need it all the right spots.
I liek Versachem's synth brake lube.
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iWhine S/C 6MT TL
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Chances are it's just the quality of the pad itself. Getting a better gripping pad usually make more noise.
#21
Racer
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04WDPSeDaN, I think you are right. I bought the ceramic ones from Napa Auto Parts.
I bought some brake grease today and applied it like the diagram says to. And I still get nasty squealing.
I bought some brake grease today and applied it like the diagram says to. And I still get nasty squealing.
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