rhafikjaan

Comes from my left front wheel only when I'm not braking and its not always there. As soon as i lightly tap the brakes it goes away. What can it be?

LoveMyTL-S

Anyone??

04WDPSeDaN

iTrader: (1)

Did you just do brakes? Sounds like the dust shield is slightly rubbing on the rotor.

Majofo

If not the dust shield, then probably the rotors.

rhafikjaan

Brakes were done awhile ago. I think this noise came after the brake job and also i get this noise when I'm braking and hit a bump at the same time. I did take the wheel off the other day and inspect the dust shield. It didn't look like it was hitting anything but i did bend it back a little anyways.

cjTL

iTrader: (2)

I've noticed this with my car, though its barely noticeable at all. I only hear it when my windows are down and I'm driving slow in a parking lot near other cars...I hear a very slight squeaking/scraping noise coming from the brakes somewhere.

Tegnut

Are you sure the noise is brake related? Does it sound like its metal to metal noise? I had the same problem once but I jacked up my car and come to find out the noise was coming from a black plastic shield around the wheel well. There was a bolt that came lose. The bolt was holding two plastic shields and was scraping my tires. I'm not say that is the problem but its worth a checking. Good luck.

mikedog4

iTrader: (1)

I had a similar noise that I only noticed at very low speeds (creeping 5mph) coming from right rear. Found rotor developed a rust ridge around the center (where it meets the hub) on the backside and scraping along the backing plate. Only did it when the brakes were hot. Take off the rotor and inspect everything.

0Acura7

What did you do to fix the problem because i have the same problem.

I hate cars

I had this after an alignment. It was the plastic inner fender that was hanging down on the tire. It would only contact the tire on a bump or under braking.

mikedog4

iTrader: (1)

Took the rotor off, sanded all contact areas and applied a dab of white lithium grease where the contact was occuring.

Lindsay Rogers

First check the brake pad levels, inner & outer to make sure your not on a ware indicator. Next make sure your
Brake backing plate isn't bent and rubbing the rotor.

"Most likely it's your ware indicators, telling you it's time for brakes", that’s how their designed to work.

Makes noise until you step on the brakes..

rhafikjaan

People of Acurazine car is on jack stands...When i move the dust shield i hear a clicking noise..metal on metal and also noticed the lip of rotors had some rush which ill be cleaning up..passenger side Dust shield doesnt click when i move it..should i be worried? can this also be causing the scraping noise?

rhafikjaan

Bump? LOL i really need someones help..

rhafikjaan

I'll be posting a video tomorrow.

Nick Tiger

Hi, Just bought a 2007 TL Anniversary Edition, and I get this scraping feeling (no noise) on the floor of the car when driving (no particular speed), it comes and goes, any ideas?
Thx.

wakeby

Just had rotors and pads replaced ('12 TSX wagon) and now have a scraping noise coming from passenger front wheel when driving. occurs all of the time, driving straight, turning either direction, coasting in neutral. been 3 weeks since the initial work, thought it might wear down but it did not. had it back to the shop and they said some rust must have infiltrated when the brakes were replaced. they infused some grease and it went away for a couple of hours but it's back. car has 58K miles. anybody have an idea what it might be?

thoiboi

Take it back to the shop.

My guess would be heat shield though

Majofo

It's unusual that the noise would go away and then come back..
Rust usually knocks down and it wouldn't cause noise to that degree
Take it back to the shop and have them properly diagnose it

wakeby

Thank you both for your reply. The heat shield was the first thing I thought of, had that happen on my '08 Accord but wasn't the problem in this case. Thought it might be a bearing but the wheel is nice and tight when jacked up, no wiggling. Think I'm bringing it to Acura service rather than my local mechanic for this issue. Thanks Again!