Help me diagnose a grinding noise while braking
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Help me diagnose a grinding noise while braking
This is weird. 2006 2.4SS with 60,000 miles. When I brake I hear a grinding sound from the front. Thinking it was time for new brakes I changed the linings. The old linings still had a little left but it was definitely time to change them. I did not turn/replace the rotors because they looked great with no grooves or other problems. The noise seemed to go away for a day or two but now it's back. Has anyone had this issue and what did you do?
I am going to pull the rotors off this weekend but wanted the opinions/experience from you guys.
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John
I am going to pull the rotors off this weekend but wanted the opinions/experience from you guys.
Thanks
John
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I pulled the bearing hubs and they seem fine without a load on them. I think i will put new rotors on it first. The hubs were easy to take off so if it turns out to be them it won't take long to do it again.
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brant - good call. I changed them and all is good
I just did a brake job a month ago and had my rotors (original) turned at that time. They were within spec so I don't know why they were making the noise........oh well, it's fixed and now I don't have to worry.
Thanks everyone.
I just did a brake job a month ago and had my rotors (original) turned at that time. They were within spec so I don't know why they were making the noise........oh well, it's fixed and now I don't have to worry.
Thanks everyone.
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Of course! Theres almost too much stuff coming out now a days for cars to keep track of lol. Rotors now they say you shouldn't even really bother turning them, its normally cheaper to just buy new ones when doing a brake job.
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brant - good call. I changed them and all is good
I just did a brake job a month ago and had my rotors (original) turned at that time. They were within spec so I don't know why they were making the noise........oh well, it's fixed and now I don't have to worry.
Thanks everyone.
I just did a brake job a month ago and had my rotors (original) turned at that time. They were within spec so I don't know why they were making the noise........oh well, it's fixed and now I don't have to worry.
Thanks everyone.
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I know this thread is dead, and has been dead for a long time now, but I'm experiencing the same thing, but I do have something like a pulsation going on with my break pedal... The noise only happens at rrly low speeds to, other then that, nothing..... Sorry for waking the thread, I was just looking for some help b4 I spend a lot of money I don't rrly have.
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myself have never done it.. i bought the car at 53,xxx miles and now is at 88,000.... i need to change the pads anyway, but the guy i bought the car off of "said" he just changed the pads... this is the first issue ive ever had with them.
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