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new brakes squeek? anyone had that happen to them?

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Old 09-15-2006, 09:44 AM
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Default new brakes squeek? anyone had that happen to them?

I replaced rotors and pads on my accord and they still squeek. I even went back and the dude there said its because of brake dust and i should just hose the brakes to get it off.
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Did you apply lube to all the moving parts of the caliper? Squeaking is usuallythe pad backing rubbing on either the caliper piston or the other end of the caliper.

Did you install shims/ antisqueal compound to all contact surfaces(minus the pad face of course)?
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Originally Posted by jaymar88
Did you apply lube to all the moving parts of the caliper? Squeaking is usuallythe pad backing rubbing on either the caliper piston or the other end of the caliper.

Did you install shims/ antisqueal compound to all contact surfaces(minus the pad face of course)?
well I didn't do it, someone else did but I saw them spray pads with brake cleaner?
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did you bed them in? doesn't sound like you did.n

go bed them in.
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apply a little light machne oil to the surface of the rotor and the pad, where they meet. It'll stop the squeeking for sure.
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Originally Posted by DakarM
did you bed them in? doesn't sound like you did.n

go bed them in.
bed them in?
Old 09-15-2006, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by clickwir
apply a little light machne oil to the surface of the rotor and the pad, where they meet. It'll stop the squeeking for sure.
really?
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they usually squeak for a few miles....
i think bedding them in is riding the brakes for a while at high and low speeds
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Originally Posted by DakarM
did you bed them in? doesn't sound like you did.n

go bed them in.
how does that make any sense? how can you "bed them in" after you've already been using them, since bedding them in the what you do the first time you use them?

anyway yeah I have new Bendix pads with new rotors in the rear and they squeal, never had a problem with bendix pads before. I have been too lazy to even look at them but unless something is really wrong with the caliper all I can really do is spray the rotor down with cleaner.
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Originally Posted by puffy
really?
What stops squeeks better than oil?



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