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mine squeak all the time, more in when i go in reverse that foward... nobody can specificly diagnose it.. ive had my rotors cut, and replaced and my pads as well and it still persists
Everyone So Far Has A Point Unless Theres Plenty Of Pad And Maybe It Needs That Goo Thats Called Break Quiet Or Something Like That. That They Sell At The Counter At Advance Auto For Like 99cents. That Goes Between The Pads And The Shims/shim Kit. I've Changed Various Brakes Except Haven't Had The Need To Do It On The G Yet.
my brembos squeak once they warm up. I've tried taking out the pads and reapplying grease and the squeak always comes back..oh well..I've learned to deal w/ it.
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Me, too. Just got an '04 with Brembos. High pitch squeel coming from right front brake is driving me INSANE !
Pads don't need replacing but I worry about rotor damage. Any suggestions would seriously be appreciated. Also, anyone know of a trustworthy mechanic in Orlando ? New to G35driver site- thanks
Pads don't need replacing but I worry about rotor damage. Any suggestions would seriously be appreciated. Also, anyone know of a trustworthy mechanic in Orlando ? New to G35driver site- thanks
Originally Posted by beachygirl
Me, too. Just got an '04 with Brembos. High pitch squeel coming from right front brake is driving me INSANE !
Pads don't need replacing but I worry about rotor damage. Any suggestions would seriously be appreciated. Also, anyone know of a trustworthy mechanic in Orlando ? New to G35driver site- thanks 
Pads don't need replacing but I worry about rotor damage. Any suggestions would seriously be appreciated. Also, anyone know of a trustworthy mechanic in Orlando ? New to G35driver site- thanks 
most brembos squeel, the best solutions is to change pads
goto Performance Factory, they'll hook you up.
they are off of OBT and the turnpike
Brakes will squeal depending on the metallic content of the pad you're running. Before you go off spending money on new brakes, do this:
1. Clean your rotors with a brake cleaner and/or scotch brite them to get rid of any deposits
2. Can't believe no one has said it, but bed in the pads. That's most likely the cause of your problem. Follow the instructions in the link below:
http://www.zeckhausen.com/bedding_in_brakes.htm
1. Clean your rotors with a brake cleaner and/or scotch brite them to get rid of any deposits
2. Can't believe no one has said it, but bed in the pads. That's most likely the cause of your problem. Follow the instructions in the link below:
http://www.zeckhausen.com/bedding_in_brakes.htm





