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Old 07-26-2007, 08:45 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Squeaking Brake (new pads)

Guys:

I replace my front and rear brake pads not long ago, everytime when i brake i can hear this very loud squeaking noise from my front and the rear seem ok.

Any solution????
Would take them all out and clear with WB40 help ???

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hi

did you smear copper grease on the back of the pads when you changed them if not do it now - take them off - put a couple of blobs of copper grease on the back of the pads - replace the clip and then re-install them - should cure

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You should have the rotors resurfaced or replaced. If you just slap pads on it, theyll squeal and/or pulsate.

And yes put something on the back of the pads, whether its brake grease or the blue sticky stuff. Did you put the shims back on?
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Yes, the pads need to stick to the caliper piston.
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