Whenever I pull up my parking brake, I hear a few clicks once in awhile coming out of the front calipers. Would anyone know what could possibly be wrong?
well it probably has nothing to do with the e brake but for some reason they set up our brakes so that they have alittle bit of play on caliper and rotor...everyone around me has this sound every once and awhile its just stuff slidin alittle
Not sure if your year had the infamous ebrake recall that us sn-95 guys had. Our ebrakes would not hold the pony on a hill. I wonder if that has something to do with it...?
Not sure if your year had the infamous ebrake recall that us sn-95 guys had. Our ebrakes would not hold the pony on a hill. I wonder if that has something to do with it...?
I have parked on a hill before no problem. I just turn my wheel to the opposite direction facing the curb so if my car does rollover, it'll just go against the curb but so far so good.
I always pull my parking brake up regardless of where I park but mostly, it's just a small 1" incline.
I read in the "GM Guide for Women" (got it at Auto In Motions) that automatic transmission cars should have the e-brake up before letting go of the brake pedal when parking so the "automatic transmission won't be holding the weight of the car."
II read in the "GM Guide for Women" (got it at Auto In Motions) that automatic transmission cars should have the e-brake up before letting go of the brake pedal when parking so the "automatic transmission won't be holding the weight of the car."
You do exactly what I do I hope I'm doing the right thing. I called SSBC tech support, and they say the sound is most likely the piston retracting/detracting (or something like that) and said that it's okay. I hope they're right.