Re: [DML] Brakes Squeaking deuce
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Re: [DML] Brakes Squeaking deuce



John

I don't know if anyone's mentioned it yet b/c I haven't read down thread, but 
I had this same problem up until last week when i finally fixed mine. Take 
the rear wheels off of the car, look at the pins that hold the pads in the 
calipers. Are there any springs pushing the pads apart and away from the rotors on 
those pins? If there are not, this could be your problem. The idea is that 
your pads are actually wobbling in the calipers, contacting the rotors with the 
faster revolutions, and with a lack of silencing shims, squealing in a pulsing 
pattern, until you hit the brakes. When you hit the brakes it silences the 
squeals because the pads are held firmly on the rotors. Check it out.

John Weaver
MSDMC/ETDOC
RED DMC 10527


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