[trbotadd]

I just recently changed my break pads but my breaks are still squeeking. One guy I talked to said to get my rotors turned. Is this true??

 

[MaxRS]

Yes, as well as using "Disc Brake Quiet" it is a orange/red silicone type stuff that goes between you pad and the surface of the caliper it comes in contact with. It cured my sqeel probs.

 

[sicawd]

those "disc brake quiet" goes between the shim and the pad. i learned the hard way.


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[trbotadd]

I did use the "disc quiet" stuff but its still squeeling like a mad man...

 

[dsm1995gst]

It's because you didn't have the rotors "turned."

 

[trbotadd]

ok I'll go get that done then, thanks...

 

[Grawnhill]

pad squeak

i had the "SQUEAK" so i bought bendix 5 star import quiet pads no more squeak

 

[RippinGSX]

ok I'll go get that done then, thanks...

It's probably still gonna squeek cause you have now glazed the pads. You should have done it all at the same time. What were you thinking??

 

[trbotadd]

I'm just a crazy, crazy man...

 

[RippinGSX]

If those rotors are too far gone you might as well replace them with something better rather than buying stock crap again. I would suggest Powerslot's. They are very nice for the money

 

[what_is_dsm]

Go to the closest parts store and buy brake pad SHIMS for the pads. That should cure the problem. And don't worry about ruining the pads.. If you cut the rotors , you can still use the pads you just purchased.

Respect Hardcore

 

[RippinGSX]

That is not a good idea, maybe for an escort but for a turbo DSM where you actually need some good brakes? Not smart and definetly not a permanent solution by any means. Why spend money on junk? Fix it right the first time and you don't have to do these stupid cheap fixes that accomplish nothing in the end.