Whats up guys,
I have a 06 g35 coupe and when i go from drive to reverse and then back to drive and hit the brakes there is a pop that comes from my front right brake/suspension im not sure it kind of sounds like my caliper is moving and it only doese it in the morning when i back out of the garage and then i try to replicate the sound and it doesent happen? Anyone have same problem or and idea of what it could be?

 

I had that problem with my integra, one of the 2 bolts that hold the caliper to the rotor assembly was gone, when you go in reverse it shifts, when you go forward it goes back into place, check the bolts, make sure they are tight, take it to the dealership, your still under warr.

 

That happened to me the second day I had the car.

Popping noise.. metal clinging and clanging.. Eventually the front left wheel locked up completely. Dealer fixed it under warranty.

 

I'm getting this pop/click noise now too...but it only happens while moving/parking in reverse and then applying the brake..then it pops/click once where it seems to be my front driver side.

I'm thinking maybe loose brake pads? needs shimming? Anyone know? or any ideas? I have the OEM brembos BTW.

 

looks like this guy had the exact problem...i'll probably try some shimming to prevent the brake pad movement.

in this thread..
https://g35driver.com/forums/engine-drivetrain-forced-induction/155649-click-sound-front-wheels.html

 

Deezflip.. You're describing the EXACT same problem I had.. Its a loose caliper bolt.. Do you hear a grinding noise while driving?

 

Sometimes the brake pad hardware will shift if not insalled properly previously from a brake job or sometimes from the manufacturer.

 

Hmm, i'll check the bolts this weekend...but nope, no grinding noise. I replaced the pads last fall.