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[Cantslowdown]

Ok my car makes wired sounds when i hit the brakes comes form the back of the right side dunno if this is even it but still seems odd how it has rust on top of it..Right side rotorhttp://i3.tinypic.com/w9zltx.jpg....Left side rotorhttp://i3.tinypic.com/w9zom1.jpg...Any ideas the sounds are getting really loud and kinda imbearsing..

 

[urban96]

how are the pads?

 

[Cantslowdown]

http://i3.tinypic.com/wa0l7p.jpgThat is the pad form the right side.

 

[jasonh_86]

I dunno what it is

But, those sure aren't "tinypics"

 

[Cantslowdown]

LOL Jason...
But the car has been making sounds when i go around curves and when i hit the brakes everyonce in awhile its driving me nuts makes the car sound like some old beater..

 

[Gearbanger 101]

Maybe the rivets holding the brake pad on the left side have let go and it's turned sideways inside the caliper? Had it happen to me once with an old Ford Ranger. Made a hell of a noise until I finally clued in and changed it. Ended up having to replace the rotor too. It's not uncommon for the cheap organic or metal pads to do this.

 

[Cantslowdown]

Wouldnt the pad fall out ???And what about the squiking sounds man those are getting old..

 

[Gearbanger 101]

Wouldnt the pad fall out ???And what about the squiking sounds man those are getting old..

It wouldn't necessarily fall out, no. The caliper bracket is likely holding it in place and preventing it from doing so. And if it is in fact cocked sideways in there, it's probably jammed itself into place. The "squeaking" you hear is either because the pad has gotten so hot from driving, that its "glazed" the surface and the existing brake dust is giving that constant nails down the chalk board sound. Another possibility is that it's been like that for so long, that it's worn the pad down to the anti rattle clips at the ends of the pad. Most of the time, those clips have a feature that purposely has a small metal tab on each end, that runs along the side of the pad. It's a safety feature that tells you when they’re worn out. When the pads get worn to a certain level, the little metal tabs contact the rotor and give that high pitch squeal that we all love.

I'll bet Tom's life that it's one of those things. Any way you slice it, you're going to need new pads and probably a new rotor on that side. If in fact this is so, I’d recommend replacing both sides and going with a set of ceramic pads. I’ve got them on my Explorer now and I’ll never buy anything else. The don’t get nearly as hot as the stock steel or organic pads, which greatly reduces the chance of warping a rotor under hard braking (we all love that feeling when slowing down to a stop ) Another real benefit to them is that they don’t produce huge amounts of brake dust (and we all know how fun that is to clean off of your wheels).

 

[Cantslowdown]

I see yeah that rotor is prob shoot..Its might be able to be turned but i dont think so...But i have squeaking sounds I have even happen with out the brakes and it dose it good around turns sounds kinda like a old bed and kids jumping up and down..

 

[Cantslowdown]

Right now i have the car jacked up on one side and the bushings in the up and lca's are kinda cracked could that be where my squeaking is coming form??

 

[Superhereaux]

Right now i have the car jacked up on one side and the bushings in the up and lca's are kinda cracked could that be where my squeaking is coming form??

no, but you've found a future clunking noise

 

[Cantslowdown]

Hmm then whats making the dang sound..

 

[DTNODYA]

Wheel bearings?? Shocks?

 

[Cantslowdown]

I have new shocks on the back..Wheel barings i thought they made a differnt sound..But me and my dad took it for a drive it dose sound like some one jumping up and down on a bed..I put alot of grease on the e brake cables where they come out of the body i am just lost..

 

[DTNODYA]

I forgot you said rear ... I was thinking wheel bearings on the front .. Anyways, check your swaybar and make sure it isn't broken. I have read that many people break their rear swaybar. Also, grab your exhaust and move it side to side, up and down (don't get buckwild with it) just jiggle it and see if it makes the noise. Also, just because your shocks are new, does not mean that they can't make the noise. They could be loose or too tight and the rubber bushings could be making the sound .. You may want to press down on the rear of your car a few times to see if it squeaks. That is all I can think of ...

 

[Cantslowdown]

Right now the car is dumped wish i didnt do that now since there is no cats on the car very loud.I have pushed the car up and down no sounds..Sway bar seems fine..I am thinking maybe get up and lower ca's...And dump the quad shocks..looks like i am going to have to redo the back brakes..

 

[jasonh_86]

Holy crap

 

[Cantslowdown]

Yeah i guess thats whats going to have to be done.. I just want it to stop are not be near is loud..Something..

 

[03ghoststang]

my little brother had the same thing but it was the rear end doing it now that i have swapped it with a newer diff the noise is gone

 

[Cantslowdown]

I dont think its the diff i think its the quad shocks are something..