Brake noise when stopping.
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
- Brake noise when stopping. One of the most common complaints for any auto repair shop. On this Tech Tip Tuesday - Episode 25 we look at very common noise and what the solution is.
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Never seen a video like this. This is a very unique diagnosis that I have not been able to find. Thank you for contributing to the world's knowledge.
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I have same exact sound when breaking slowly to stop (sometimes) , also in road bumper:
- it sounds same when no brake applied
- no sounds when break applied and moving slowly
Please help, is that same issue?
certainly sounds like the same issue.@@kingofring3399
Thanks for this my ford Figo has this issue now I know what to inform at the service centre and get it fixed😊
having the exact same problem, and just as you said when at the mechanic the noise stops haha
No one can figure this out except you!!! You are a Genius my friend. Awesome find.
Thanks! Glad it helped.
Had the same noise. I changed every parts I could to eliminate the problem. At first I also thought it was coming from a broken caliper pin. The noise came 2 days after I changed it. Then I swapped brake discs on both side because if it is, the noise should have been transferred from the side that came the noise. I finally eliminated the noise by fixing the brake disc dust guard. The dust guard was a bit dented which caused vibration to the brake caliper only when braking.
awesome work!
This the one I got too
I finallly found the problem man, appreciate it💪🏼
I changed everything, calipers, brake pads, and I was about to change the wheel bearing but I wanted to check the rotor first and this is exactly what it sounds like
Excellent.
This is the only video in youtube that shows this issue. I've looked in forums, and plenty of people couldn't figure this out.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge sir.
Glad I could help
This is exactly what I am hearing on my sonata! I have already diagnosed its something with the brakes but I have never heard of rotor parallelism
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Hi Lou! I’m getting the same noise when I press slightly on break and the noise stops when I press hard on the break. What was strange the noise went away after a carwash then came back again a day later. When I went to my car dealer we went for a test drive to check the problem and of course there was no noise… the mechanic checked the breaks and said the noise I hear is because I don’t drive much and there is a rust build up… After watching you video I’m sure the noise issue is what you discovered.
I'm sure it will come back..LOL, it always does.
I believe this is my issue with a brand new rotor, front driver break makes that exact noise, but also backing up in the morning that same break sounds like im running over sticks at a certain point then stops. Then only makes this noise rest of the day.
There might be rust behind the brake rotor.
@@LouTrottier brand new pads, rotors and calipers all the way around.
@@LouTrottieri believe you hit the nail on the head with a warped rotor. Your video is the only one on UA-cam i found that makes the same exact noise mine is making!
I have the exact same noise on. 07 Sebring right front only when holding down the brakes when coming to a stop now I swapped the caliper bracket and pins front right to left and greased them because they weren’t greased prior to however did the pads and noise whent away now they came back again not as loud but rotors don’t look like they were replaced when they did the pads what do u think?
yes, look at the brake rotor as it sounds like your culprit.
After installing new rear end rotors I took the car for a drive to get them good and hot. At 60 mph I hit the brakes, and repeated it 10 times. When I was done and drove home, I braked at a turn and there was this really loud humming noise. However it sounded like it came from the front, not the rear. Could it be a temporary thing because of the hard brakes I did, or do I need to do something with the rotor in case it's been polished by the brake pad? The car stops fine and all, and the sound later is no consistent. Sometimes it makes sound and others not, but when it does, the sound get's louder by pressing the brakes harder. Would love if you have any feedback on this :)
If you only did rear brakes and you are sure the noise is coming from the front I would think it is temporary ur to the hard braking.
I hear clanking kind of like that; though, I swear that it only began after I went in to remove the calipers / bracket / brake pads / rotors, to replace the sway bar end links. Could I have re-seated something incorrectly? I've yet to take the car for a drive-I simply rotated the tire while the front end was up on jack stands. I wonder if the brake pistons just need some pumping so that they reset(?)
if you took the rotors off, I would start looking there. perhaps some rust fell in behind the brake rotor and is no trapped between the rotor and the hub.
I got a g37 and changed rotor and disc about 8 months ago. Now I am hearing that sound but right after a snow storm . Now I am not sure if it's the rotor or the hub. I might have to try a different rotor on it just to see if it's the rotor if it continues I will look at the hub
some sort of debris behind the rotor, in between rotor and hub??
My Lexus IS250 makes a small knocking like or tik tik tik noise like this. The suspension in the car is brand new, and they changed all the struts and everything. So it must be the brakes as I only have this issue when I’m slowing down at low speeds. I had the brakes changed last year so I wonder if it cold just be dirty or if it’s still under warranty they can replace the brakes on the front driver side where the source of the sound comes from.
Sounds like you need warranty on those brakes.
I have the same issue with my corolla 2006 , my pads and rotors are new and caliper pins and other greasable hardware are are greased, still the noise continues... what else I can do
Yo have to measure the runout on the hub, which is behind the brake rotors.
Ya..I have the same problem.. when I apply brakes slowly in turns this sound is coming and when I apply suddenly and fast the breaks ,there won't be any sound.
Did you found out what it was
Did you find out what that problem is, im having the same problem
Thank you!
You’re welcome.
Boyfriend changed my breaks and rotors and I have this exact sound only on my left front wheel. This video has narrowed me down cause I thought it was a caliper at first but now I’m convinced it could a faulty rotor now. It’s not constant. Only happens here and there but is it embarrassing when coming to a slow stop at a light with people next to me with there windows down, lol.
good luck.
Hey when i press the brakes hard on my car the noise the tires or the brakes make is strange . I am not too sure what makes the noise but it's the same noise as when you lock up the tires on some gravel ground it does that "grrrrrrrrrrr" until it stops and the brakes are less effective almost feels like the car is braking hard but not effective enough . I haven't driven the car in 5 months so i am thinking that it could be that or the fact that i need to change the rotors and the pads .
sounds like their is just build up on the brake rotors. I have another video that deals specifically with that issue.
This the sound I here when I slow down when braking. Again how to fix it my self?
Same noise on my 05 Matrix, but coming from the rear that has drum brakes. Thoughts?
Must have a warped drum.
thanks same noise on my front wheel
I went in a certified AAA shop for oil change with free diagnostic included. The car was fine, no problem. I get the car back and on my 1st turn on the light, i heard the noise and it is getting louder and louder. Very upset abt it.
that is unfortunate. sorry
I have 2003 corolla I had changed the pads and rotors still same sound comes on when outside is dry but when is raining it doesn't, im thinking that some thing isn't greased.
something is not sitting right, dirt somewhere behind the brake rotor.
I just got my front brake pads replaced from a shop recently. Not sure if they replaced it incorrectly, but my brakes now makes similar sound from brand new pads when softly pressing on the brakes. It wasn't making any noise before the replacement, so why would replacing the pads cause parallelism?
something was installed incorrectly.
Yes, the same thing happened to me, I have got it double inspected and greased but no luck.
I have a 2016 Honda odyssey. Just got new brakes and rotors. No noise prior to the brake and rotor change. Now I have a roar noise intermittently when I make a stop. I also have the creaking noise in the video when slowing at a low speed. What could it be?
if it wasn't there before it has to be related to the brake job that was juts completed. take it back.
this sounds like what my 2008 Ford focus is making when I brake but sounds as if its coming from the rear brakes. I know nothing about cars so could it be the same problem and is it an expensive fix?
yes it is possible and yes it might be a bit pricey.
if the hub have runout/parallelism, will it also make your wheel wobbling and your car will shake as well?
probably not no.
Interesting. Why would the sound from the brakes go away after getting the car serviced (oil change and such). I have the same sound when I lightly push on my brakes before but last time I got my oil changed it went away. 3 months later it came back.
That is a weird one
Hi Lou. I installed new front brakes in September. Pads and Rotors. I greased all areas as recommended, slider pins with silicone grease, copper antiseize on the ears and backside of the pads. Now that it is winter every morning I get this scrapping noise. Like the caliper is not releasing the pad fast enough. I reapplied antiseize on backside of pads and ears and it works for about a week but I find that the heat friction melts away the antiseize so its basically bare metal against bare metal. Any ideas on how to get rid of that noise. Noise also happens sometimes as I am braking. Summer time is never an issue as the brakes don't make any noise. Only during cold months
That’s a weird one. It’s possible that the noise is coming from the backing plates.
The heat cannot be melting away the antiseize. You gotta be missing something when installing.
Ya I can't figure it out myself. I even tried using the CRC disc quiet. After one week when I take it apart its basically just the bare backing plate of the brake pad. Same with the Antiseize. After a week it's the bare brake pad plate. When I put the stuff on it's ok for a week and then the noise comes back
@@williamthai9194 try a different brand? There is no way properly installed brake quiet is disappearing after a week.
Exact same for me man during winter it was making noise. Last time I had this problem I was told the caliper was leaking and needed a new one. I got new one and replaced noise stopped for a while also during summer but this winter it came back.
@@williamthai9194how did u ever fix the problem I’m wondering if there’s a leak again. It’s so cold outside to figure out for sure.
With a condition such as this one. Is the car still safe to use during long drive or not. Thank you for your answer
this car, in this video was safe to drive yes.
Hi, the same problem i have in my car.i change the rotor then after 1 month the same breaking noise im encountered.. what will be the solution in ur video?.
In this video it was the brake rotor. But I have also encountered this noise When the hub needs replacement.
My car makes very same noise but I observe its coming from the rear drum breaks. Could the same problem happen to drum breaks?
not very common in the rear, but possible I guess.
I was facing the same problem in my car Thanks for such great footage.
You are welcome.
Great video. So, in this case, we have to change the hub? I have similar issue, but not 100% the same noise. Just harder sound, like "tak, tak" especially when in stop & go traffic jam situation. It started after I changed bearings & brake pads. But the problem only on the right - front wheel. Later found the hub runout/parallelism problem. But not yet replace/repair it (possible?). I replaced the bearing instead because people told me it's the cause & the same noise comes again... If you can shed some light, I appreciate it very much. Already visit many workshops without any solution. Thanks.
I can't tell you exactly what the problem is but I have changed the hub many times to fix the sound in the video I posted.
@@LouTrottier I see. Your answer is enough to convince me to change the hub 😊 thanks. Will update the result if possible.
My noise is very close to that. VW Jetta 2011took it to Budget Brake & Muffler here in Canada i had drum brake servie clean & adjust then rear wheel bearing and hub service, cost me almost 1,000 later, that was about 2 weeks ago, the noise seems to be back again, the noise is sporadic, sometimes louder, then sometimes quieter, and or no noise for quite a while, then starts up again. seems to happen once the brakes are warmed up, but usually only occurs when pressing the brake softly or medium pressing.the sound sounds around the middle of the car to the back end of it.
going to have to have the hub runout checked when it is warm. usually a hub or a rotor that has runout when hot.
@@LouTrottier Thanks for responding back, a loose caliper can have a similar noise sort of a rocking back & forth(rattle), according to other videos, Nut(bushing) rocks back & forth a similar sound as well(on another different video) i can mention to this Car shop, sometimes it could be the easiest thing, and right in front of them? Thanks
I had my vehicle parked outside on my driveway for about a week or so. It's still new with only 200 miles on it. Then yesterday I decided to take it for a drive. However, when I released the parking brake and began rolling off my driveway, right before it moved forward, there was a loud thump or clank sound.
I was slightly worried at first as I have never experienced this sound before. Is this normal? Does anyone have any idea what this could have been? 🤔
The brake pads corroded and stuck to the rotors temporarily. Don’t t worry about it.
@@LouTrottier Oh okay. So then is this normal and will it correct itself back to normal as I drive to where it's as though nothing ever occurred? 🤔
Amazing!! Only video I could find on internet that's exactly replicating my problem.
In my case, issue started ONLY after I changed the rortor and the pads. Any reason why would it happen on new parts??
I would rule out the possibility of hub going bad since this occurred only after I installed new rotors and pads.
Thanks in advance!
perhaps defective parts or something is trapped in behind the brake rotor?
@@LouTrottier thanks for the reply :)
We dismantled everything thrice to check and looks clean. So I can narrow it to defective rotors now :)
Lou! I'm in serious need of help. Basically, my front right passenger side brakes make a creaking noise, similar to someone walking on old wooden stairs. My 1st trip to the dealer: they re-greased all brake pad components and caliper pistons and slides. Still got the sound. 2nd trip to the dealer: they ordered me a new caliper for that side still get the noise. The creaking occurs when the car is stationary on or off or coming to a stop slowly. Also the creaking only occurs when the brakes have been warmed up. No sound when the car has been sitting. It's a 2014 ATS thanks for your help!
that's a weird one, for sure. is it possible it is a suspension noise and not a brake noise?
@@LouTrottier when I drive over speed bumps or pot holes there is no creak. The mechanic at the dealership said I still have life in my break pads, however they are 6 years old. I'm going to try replacing them and see what happens...
@@LouTrottier Hey Lou! Turns out my issue was this parallelism exactly! Thanks again for your video and help.
Having the same problem what cause the problem help ?
@@addiandvinci4308 parallelism in the rotar. Have to get new rotars
I have the same noise on my 2015 Jetta. I have replaced all brake pads and all 4 rotors also. I did apply CRC brake grease on the pins/back of pads where it will make contact with caliper, also where the pad glides on caliper itself. I am thinking maybe my abs or parking brake may not be releasing properly or maybe its a very dry bushing
wheel hub.
@@LouTrottier don't feel any play in the rear hubs. I will check the fronts tomorrow. Thank you for your help Lou
won't be any play, you will have to check with a run out guage. @@charvelgaming2975
I have my vehicle making sorts of humming or grinding noise when decelerating all the way from 40km/h to the stop, what problem can that be? I also tried to keep the speed around 30km/h for a range of distance, so the speed was kept around 30km/h all the time, the sort of the humming and grinding sounds are appearing the most noticeable during the journey. I’ve replaced the brake rotors and pads as due to the noise, but the noise just stays the same.
Could be a noisy tire that is getting worse under braking load.
@@LouTrottier I’ve just got new tires, and the sound just stays the same as the old one. Also, I only experience the noise around 30km/h
Maybe you need wheel bearings replace.
Sir I also hear same noise in my car cabin when i apply break at lower speed, but it seems to come from backside of my car. Is it same problem you mentioned in this video ?
probably yes.
My car makes the same noise. I replaced the rotor and brake pads. Still it makes the same noise once the brake gets heated up. What might be the problem sir? I've been to many mechanics, they can't solve the issue.
its either going to be debris in behind the brake rotor, defective parts or a bad hub.
I have the same issue right now caliper pin,brake rotors and brakepads are all replaced but still having the same issue, what might be the real culprit as it comesback again and still hearing noise even when the car is moving slowly
Have the wheel hub inspected or replaced.
This is a very similar noise to what i have going on. Whats a reasonable price to pay for a repair? Also is this noise concern to act immediately? Thanks for helping me out my man.
guessing price is next to impossible sorry. If it this noise exactly then its not a panic.. however, who know whether this is your noise?? its too hard to be sure without hearing it myself.
I have a 2021 x3 M and mine just started doing this noise and it’s driving me crazy because not even two months into having my car and it’s doing this 😩
Since it’s brand new take it back to the dealer. That will be covered under warranty.
Have this problem, after about 3 months of installing new discs and brake pads.. i can barely hear it when near stop. It goes on and off, its not a constant noise..
if it wasn't there before new parts installed then I would think its a defective part.
Okay, so here’s my issue: 2003 Cadillac Seville pulls LEFT when I brake moderately hard(no pull when I brake in a controlled way). And intermittently, I hear a very loud noise(almost sounds like air in a pipe, or when you blow into a beer bottle near the top-but VERY loud) on the RIGHT side of the car. Any ideas?
I see “squeal” and “hiss” as problem brake sounds, but my sound is lower pitched than a squeal. Think about it like that sound that you get when turning on water and there’s air in the system.
You have a worn out suspension component. Likely a ball joint.
@@LouTrottier I appreciate you taking the time. I’ll report back!
@@Phineas1626 have u found a solutions??
I have a 2009 Mitsubishi Galant. Upon hitting the brakes hard to avoid an accident, I now have the same noice that’s heard in this video when applying the brakes. Brakes, rotor, calipers all replaced, goes away then comes back. 3 times I’ve had everything replaced, serviced, noise still there so it’s obviously not the rotors. Why can’t any garage fix this ?? Could it be the bearing. Anyone please help ??
Sounds like it Needs a new hub and bearing.
I just bought a new Renault Kiger CVT RXT. It was delivered last week and I have driven 300 kilometers so far.
I can hear a weird sound when I apply and release the brake in slow-moving traffic. Can you suggest what might be wrong?
I was told by an advisor at the service center that this problem occurs in all Renault CVT cars. Tomorrow I will take my car back to the service center. The noise is terrible.
I can’t imagine any brand new car with a noise anyone would describe as terrible. Take it back and insist they fix it.
Have u found solution?? Tell me .. i have same problem
I put new brake rotors and pads 3 months ago. I hear this kind of noise, just when slowing down and pressing brake pedal lightly. No noise at high speeds or hard braking. Could it be the same problem, considering that brakes are new?
sounds like the same problem.could be a defective brake rotor.
@@LouTrottier Problem is fixed, mechanic cleaned bearing and inner part of rotor, there was a lot of rust on the wheel bearing. It's all ok now, no weird sounds.
@@FlyingNitro1990 hi, I hit a pathhole... After that I got same issues .. Any idea ?? What would be prblm
@@Mtyt3118 I solved my problem, check my last comment
This was really troubling me thanks alot
you are most welcome!
I'm having this noise on my transit custom, garage said it was a bad disc and said they changed it, sound went away for a week but just came back again.
have them check the hub for runout.
Bad wheel bearing
exactly same i am experiencing, should i just do brake service ?
start with that yes.
@@LouTrottier thanks for the reply i will do it right away. ❤️
I heard it might be unlubricated caliber pin. Also my brakes are a straight GROAN. Even when parked, even when engine is off. One big groannnn from the rear right. No clue what’s happening and google isn’t much help.
Send my a video of the noise.
Hi. This is Nitin from India.
I had been to many workshops regarding this noise comming from my vw ameo.
The noise comes when we press brakes for 1st time while moving car from idle condition ,after that it won't come whether u go for continously 1000s of km.
Some mechanics are suggesting me for changing the abs speed sensor as abs light is also showing in cars speedometer.
Plz suggest what could be the reason?
you must always fix the obvious first before moving on to other proiblems. Replace the ABS sensor first.
My VW has the same problem when i press the brakes in morning. Changed speed sensors, but the problem is still there. Have you resolved the issue?
I have this exact problem it annoys me so much. Is this caused from warped rotors or something to do with the hub? Also what did you do to fix it?
this one was the brake rotor but it just could have easily been the hub. Try a new rotor first and if that doesn't fix it then replace the rotor.
@@LouTrottier I've the same problem with my ncp93 vios, skimming the Rotor, change pad, clean the hub but problem still exist. What should I do now?
@@FerdousAlamRial consider replacing the hub and bearing.
@@LouTrottier Thank you for your reply Mr Lou, bearing also changed few weeks back
@@FerdousAlamRial what about the hub?
Had to get a brand new caliper, because it was leaking brake fluid, and the the one replaced was new. The noise I hear is still there, and I can’t figure out what the hell it is. Idk if it’s the rotor, ball joint, bearing, bushing etc. it’s driving me crazy right now, and maybe this is close to what I’m hearing. But when I’m in the car I can hear it.
brake rotor or hub.
I just installed new brakes myself and now I hear this exact sound! But the only difference is I get this WITH and WITHOUT stepping on the brakes. Yes, it happens even while braking. Yessir, I checked the dust shield. Not sure what it could be. Thoughts?
Here is my problem: ua-cam.com/video/C0xbYJxjyKg/v-deo.html
There's a moment in the video where I mash the brakes, and you can hear the brakes AND the scratching/rubbing sound. Thanks for sharing your experience.
great video. The noise is hard to hear because of the wind noise but it sounds like it changes with wheel speed, so that means it is a rotational noise. Something is not right in the brakes that you just replaced. Either a backing plate is rubbing or some rust is somewhere it shouldn't be and is rubbing every revolution.
@@LouTrottier Thank you for the diagnosis, Dr. Trottier. I think you're right. When I had the brakes+rotors installed from my backyard, it rained; so I have not performed the brake-bedding procedure (even till this day). At the time of filming, there was already rust on the rotor, which was when I heard this frightening sound. I will also double check the backing plate / dust shield as you've suggested. Thank you.
That gopro is pretty useful how do you guys secure them to the vehicle like that?
I sometimes bolt with a custom made mount.. but in this case he used some sort of amazon clamp system.. not sure what he used in this video.
@@LouTrottier cool man I’ll have to get one. I’m having a slightly different issue where it sounds like a rapid ticking noise when I’m braking. It’s always at a steady rhythm that doesn’t change. I recently out new pads and was wondering if this noise is the pads cutting the rotors and will eventually go away or is this more serious? I thought it might be the hub but I don’t have any play.
I have a similar noise, this happens also when I turn the steering wheel all the way to one side, like this metal creaking noise.
sounds like you might be on the right track.
Hi our Kia Sorento makes this noise. The foot brake lining was replaced as the mechanic thought that was the problem. But i keep hearing a noise similar to this. At the repair shop the whole vehicle was scanned after the foot brake repair and they said everything is fine. Only passengers in the backseat can hear this
thats a tough one. if the noise was not there before the brake lining was replaced and started after the service then something is wrong with the job they did. Sometimes I have been know to swap all the parts from left to right to see of the noise goes to the other side. Otherwise it is usually rust that causes those wierd noises.
@LouTrottier the noise was there before the replacement. It's infuriating as I can't figure out what it is
I was also having the same issue . I changed the rotor and brake pad. The issue was not solved. Lastly I changed the caliper. Issue solved. The actual problem was with the caliper. It was not functioning properly.
great, hopefully it doesn't come back.
I have the exact same noise on my honda city. And it gets worse every time i go for a car wash. I changed the brakepad, resurface the rotor and same problem occurs over and over again. I dont know what to do, the mechanic suggests me to change the rotor 😔
I would probably start with what your mechanic is suggesting.
Hello,
I have a very similar issue. So this is what happens.
I move on upto a speed and then break gently(not hard breaking). Then I hear some "tik tik tik" or "tak tak tak" noise as the car stops. And by the time the car stops it sounds like something scratching on the breaks. This sound becomes like a tak tak noise once on the move and breaking from speed. The interesting part is , the sound does not come the first 5 to 10 mins of the drive as if it heats up and then the sound comes.
My mechanic says there is play in the wheel bearing and the hub assembly needs replacement and will solve the issue. But now a days I am not confident with these people. Can you help.
Does sound like a hub to me too. Good luck!
@@LouTrottier Thanks, I will try changing it then. Will post back if it solves the problem. Even though it does not cause any harm, the sound is irritating especially if your car is refined .
I have the same issue with my ford fiesta 2014... pls help. I've changed everything i felt like to change(rotors skimmed, new hub and bearing, caliperpin,cv joint etc) but mechanics couldn't find the proper problem.
Same problem in my car.. verna 2007 model .. i service break caliper pin by my self grease pins.. noise like Tik tik tik when car is slow.. what happened ?? What did u do for this problem .. plz show me solution
@@ragingdude9082 have u fine d solution ?? Tell me then
Same issue I guess on my 2004 Hyundai accent. I hear this noise when breaking slightly at very low speeds. I feel like the break doesn't engage at all. It feels like break pedal depresses easily without resistance when that noise is heard. Im not sure if thats true, because the amount of breaking is very little. The car mechanic is reluctant to fix this, saying its all fine. But this got me worried 😟 . Does anyone else also suspect if the vehicle is stopping at all when you hear this? By the way the ABS light on dashboard turns on at these times.
I would deal wit the ABS light first.
Just one more way to confirm if it is a warped rotor without using the tool, if the rotor is seriously warped, as shown in the video, driving at 70 mph and applying hard brakes should result in a pulsating brake pedal feel.
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Or your steering wheel will be shaking .
I have this issue how do I fix?
Every car's problem is slightly different but the video gives you the guidance to hopefully figure it out.
@@LouTrottier if it’s the hub would a simple push pull test of the tire be able to tell if the hub is bad?
no.. you will need a professional run out gauge.@@enigmanity
@@LouTrottier okay, also if I take the rotor to my local oReilly store can they use that machine they use to check if the rotor is bad? I appreciate your responses
not familiar with Oreilly as we don't have them in Canada. @@enigmanity
What was the problem. I was going to sell my Honda Accord because of it.
this one needed a brake rotor.
Wow. This video shows what warped rotors are!
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I have this on the back of my drum brakes. I replaced the brakes and rotars..
I'm thinking something may be out of alignment, or you have some debris that you missed and is sitting in between the brake rotor and the hub.
My problem is when I turn left at any time it screeches only when I turn left
Backing plate behind the brakes is rubbing on the brake rotor.
@@LouTrottier any clue on what to replace and I also have a issue with my new drum break assembly with it making small screeches when I come to a fast stop?
May not need to replace anything in the front. Just reposition the backing plate. Rears. Maybe defective shoes.
I have a rear brake noise and nobody can figure it out could I send you a video
Sure.
What this noise is technically called? clanking? This is the only video I could find that shows the noise.
No specific name.
mine does a CLINK when i brake hard ...
caliper brackets may be worn out allowing brake pads move around and click.
@@LouTrottier it also happens when my tires will hit the initial driveway incline as well, but i guess my brakes are also engaged at that same time so ...
Light brake pressure it never clicks, only when i push down harder than normal like when the idiot in front of you hits brakes hard or if someone cuts into your lane last second and you are forced to press on the brake harder than normal .... then i get that CLINK noise
I have checked every single ball joint, every bushing and everything is clean and nothing moves.
I have strapped a GoPro and i can hear the same CLINK noise but NO idea where it is comming from ????
@@ACommenterOnUA-cam could be a spring moving around in its perch as well.
@@LouTrottier new coil overs as well ...
This EXACT sound just started abruptly yesterday ('13 CRV). I was feathering the brakes while going 40 mph and hear this knocking sound. More pressure on the brakes or no brakes- silent. At a very slow speed, it's actually a double creak sound (not knocking) creak-creak ------ creak-creak ------- creak-creak. Talked to a friend who thought for sure it was a bushing and I thought he was right until I saw this video. But why so abruptly? I know what pulsing rotors FEEL like when feathering brakes at high speed, but I only hear this.- can't feel it. Thanks so much.
this noise only occurs under light braking so you will never feel the typical brake vibration.
@@LouTrottier RAPID reply! Thank you!
Solution, new calipers, rotors pads, 350$ problem fixed😃
So this is what a warped brakes sounds like ? I have the exact same sound and it only occurs when I break slowly and come to a stop. I also notice that I hear it more so when the brakes are already warm after multiple stops, but I never hear this sound initially when I start the car and arrive at my very first stop. My brakes are still under warranty as wellSo I’ll have my mechanic look at it.
Great idea.
What did u do for this problem ?
Hallo, you have issue?
There is not " ghosts" in car noises, just bad prognosis by mechanics.
Go with the rotors? That’s what I’m thinking now
that noise is indeed very often associated with bad rotors.
Wait that video will remain incomplete for as long as that Honda isn't fix....