Originally Posted by mosdefconor

It sounds like it's coming from the rear wheel on the passenger side and when I called the Infiniti dealership the mechanic said that it might be caused by the fact that my brake pads are worn out and it's rubbing against the rotor. That sounds plausible except for the fact that the noise often comes when I'm not even touching the brakes. I'm taking it to the dealer soon and will let you guys know what I hear.

But there is definitely a part rubbing against another. Hope we can get to the bottom of this.

Originally Posted by Derek173

Do you guys with lowered suspensions track your car? Im thinking the track days may have worn out a bushing on my car (hopefully sway bushing )

Originally Posted by mosdefconor

It sounds like it's coming from the rear wheel on the passenger side and when I called the Infiniti dealership the mechanic said that it might be caused by the fact that my brake pads are worn out and it's rubbing against the rotor. That sounds plausible except for the fact that the noise often comes when I'm not even touching the brakes. I'm taking it to the dealer soon and will let you guys know what I hear.

But there is definitely a part rubbing against another. Hope we can get to the bottom of this.

Originally Posted by Destro

The noise you are hearing is from the brake warning squeelers touching the rotors. When pads get down to a certain thickness, a piece of metal starts to rub on the rotor and make that noise so you know it's time to change the brakes.
And yes, at first the noise will go away when you brake. When pads get really worn down, they will screech a lot even when braking.