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03-28-2004, 03:56 PM
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brakes squeeking when not deperessed
Hello folks. I have an interesting problem here. I am getting a squeeking sound from the right front wheel well but only when I am not using the brakes. It sounds much like a balloon when filled and then the neck is pulled to create that annoying sqeeeeek. As I have said this only happens when moving and as soon as I press on the brakes it stops. The noise is also louder when I am in reverse. I have so far inspected all of the rubber and steel lines to make sure one of them wasn't kinked for I thought that there may have been an obstuction causing this noise but this is not the case. Can someone PLEASE tell me what this noise is caused by?
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#3
03-28-2004, 05:12 PM
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Maybe check your calipers, i had the same problem with my oldsmobile (i know it's not a honda but just an idea). But I went through 3 sets of calipers in about 2 months cause they were put on incorrectly and pushed the brake pads into the rotors; especially when I turned a corner. Like i said just a thought...
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#4
03-28-2004, 05:15 PM
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I think I have it narrowed down to either the brake pad itself or one of the clips that holds the pad on has come loose. This sounds a little strange to me but I can't even get the wheel off. It would appear to be rusted to the rotor. As well as when wiggling the wheel to try and remove it I only got the noise when pushing on the front of the tire and rotated it. When i pushed on the rear of the tire I didn't get any noise.
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