I keep hearing squeeling from my brakes whenever I come to a short stop.
The guy tells me my brakes are perfectly fine and I don't need new ones.
I'm wondering what do I use to stop the squeaking, it's annoying and the guy was telling me its because of overheat?
What should I do?
The guy tells me my brakes are perfectly fine and I don't need new ones.
I'm wondering what do I use to stop the squeaking, it's annoying and the guy was telling me its because of overheat?
What should I do?
He said it could be dust, so I have to wash them everyday?
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This is a known problem with Infiniti's brakes. They squeal when they're brand new
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The guy tells me my brakes are perfectly fine and I don't need new ones.
I'm wondering what do I use to stop the squeaking, it's annoying and the guy was telling me its because of overheat?
What should I do?
So let me get this straight, the mechanic must be BSing you because he didn't do unecessary repairs and take your money Originally Posted by nchima
I keep hearing squeeling from my brakes whenever I come to a short stop.The guy tells me my brakes are perfectly fine and I don't need new ones.
I'm wondering what do I use to stop the squeaking, it's annoying and the guy was telling me its because of overheat?
What should I do?
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LOL.... pricelessOriginally Posted by redlude97
So let me get this straight, the mechanic must be BSing you because he didn't do unecessary repairs and take your money
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Originally Posted by brianmfournier
This is a known problem with Infiniti's brakes. They squeal when they're brand new
brain, i told you not to use my pic for your avitar. im embarrassed of that helmet.
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The pad ears are vibrating and when the ears of the pads touch the caliper housings, they make a sound like a squeal. You either have to apply some brake quiet to the pad backs or some grease to the pad EARS. Not the pad surface!
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+1 i would do it on my next brake serviceOriginally Posted by Jeff92se
The pad ears are vibrating and when the ears of the pads touch the caliper housings, they make a sound like a squeal. You either have to apply some brake quiet to the pad backs or some grease to the pad EARS. Not the pad surface!