brakes squeak
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NVERL8
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1,300 miles, same thing. Even had the dealership look at it when I went in for the free first oil change. Nothing at all wrong maybe dust.
Florida Bob
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Florida Bob
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Meat496 said:
I take the Stang to a full service car wash because of a heart condition. They just use soap and high pressure water on the wheels.
crash
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Mine appeared at 3500 miles. I have suggestions, but since we are all under 12-12, get it to the dealer, and at LEAST get it written up.
Side note- Mine is the front rotors.
Side note- Mine is the front rotors.
spectre30075
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Yep I've got that too. The squeal on mine seems to be coming from the front left wheel. I took it to the dealer and had them inspect it, they said it was fine, and should go away soon. It's got about 1800 miles on it now and is still squealing (although not terribly loud), and has done it since day 1.
born2run74
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Same here, been squealing like a pig since I took delivery. Can now has 6000, dealer mentioned some revised pads for the mustangs and some of the trucks. Sill waiting for those parts as well as the parts for the front end clunck and a new shaker 1000 due to cd skips. If anyone sees a tsb on the brakes please post. Thanks
Has anyone changed pads from stock? I know when I put Hawk HP+ pads on my car for autocross, I STARTED getting significant squeel, but I was expecting that with an agreessive pad.
Maybe a mild street pad from a performance company like Hawk, EBC, or Performance Friction would help with the noise, granted a new car shouldn't squeel like this at all.
just my .02
Maybe a mild street pad from a performance company like Hawk, EBC, or Performance Friction would help with the noise, granted a new car shouldn't squeel like this at all.
just my .02
balunr
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'05 V6 with the squeak...
At 2000 miles, I went to the dealer about the brakes and other things - they said something to the effect of "the brake pads are composite pads, which means they have little pieces of metal in them, and the ones on your car have bigger pieces of metal than they should." They replaced the pads, and I made it almost all the way home (5 miles-ish) before they started squeaking again.
They also replaced my gas tank because of the filler problem - the new tank was fine the first time I filled it, but today I had the problem again. Oh, and I have a new Shaker 500 on order. *sigh*
It's still a heck of a lot more fun than anything I've owned before
At 2000 miles, I went to the dealer about the brakes and other things - they said something to the effect of "the brake pads are composite pads, which means they have little pieces of metal in them, and the ones on your car have bigger pieces of metal than they should." They replaced the pads, and I made it almost all the way home (5 miles-ish) before they started squeaking again.
They also replaced my gas tank because of the filler problem - the new tank was fine the first time I filled it, but today I had the problem again. Oh, and I have a new Shaker 500 on order. *sigh*
It's still a heck of a lot more fun than anything I've owned before
CaptainSaveAHoe
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I've had it since day one... but only on light braking. One of those annoying sounds that makes you cringe whenever you hear it...nails on a chalkboard-like
SLOW 97
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Nothing is wrong with your brakes. Squeaks come and go. I used to be a technician at Midas and have done countless brake jobs. It doesn't matter whether the pads are aftermarket or OEM, plenty of times the will squeak or squeal when brand new. If it really annoys you, get some ceramic pads. They are the quietest. If you went to your dealership and whined enough maybe they would throw some ceramic pads in for you.
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