Help.....sos......help!!!!!!
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I was coming to a stop.....while the car was just about full rest i heard a sping like "SPRUNGGGGG" sound. Now the right rear break squeals like a banshee. WTF is wrong??? I mean I had my wheels changed and they said my front brakes were low but this happened shortly after I left there. Is this something they broke or is this a dealer issue??? But most importantly WHAT THE h*$L is it??????
Originally posted by NoahzBurnt
...I mean I had my wheels changed
...I mean I had my wheels changed
...I mean, you dont have like 26's with a +3 off-set do you
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Why dont you check your rotors? I hope you didnt **** up the rotors. Well I had this weird screeching noise coming from the brakes awhile back. Nothing was wrong. I think there was a pebble stuck in the calipers. But it did scared the **** out of me!
I'm gonna guess that you cracked a pad and the sound you heard was the piece of the pad hitting the disc shield. Just a guess, but based on the symptoms, it sounds right. The disc shields are very thin metal. Something hitting them would sound like a spring "snapping".
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It appears as if the brake noise has dissapated only to be replaced by a sloww"CREEEEEEEk" from the right rear wheel when slowly engaging 1st gear. Also if i tap the gas while in 1st it does the same. Now i draw the wrong attention to my car. I get the WTF is wrong with your car attention and that sucks more than the brake noises.
Anyone??? Suggestions???
Anyone??? Suggestions???
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Originally posted by Conquer
what does this mean? did you put on aftermarket wheels? if so, what size and measurments?
...I mean, you dont have like 26's with a +3 off-set do you
what does this mean? did you put on aftermarket wheels? if so, what size and measurments?
...I mean, you dont have like 26's with a +3 off-set do you
Nah man 28's that spin when i stop....And i chromed the whole car too.....and then i bought the gold fronts for my teeth to match
They are 19" x 10" with a 25L offset and 19" x 9" with a 25 SH offset(i believe)
They fit flush with the fenders tho!!!!
Originally posted by NoahzBurnt
Nah man 28's that spin when i stop....And i chromed the whole car too.....and then i bought the gold fronts for my teeth to match
Nah man 28's that spin when i stop....And i chromed the whole car too.....and then i bought the gold fronts for my teeth to match
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Originally posted by NoahzBurnt
They are 19" x 10" with a 25L offset and 19" x 9" with a 25 SH offset(i believe)
They fit flush with the fenders tho!!!!
They are 19" x 10" with a 25L offset and 19" x 9" with a 25 SH offset(i believe)
They fit flush with the fenders tho!!!!
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I'm gonna guess that you cracked a pad and the sound you heard was the piece of the pad hitting the disc shield. Just a guess, but based on the symptoms, it sounds right. The disc shields are very thin metal. Something hitting them would sound like a spring "snapping".
I'm gonna guess that you cracked a pad and the sound you heard was the piece of the pad hitting the disc shield. Just a guess, but based on the symptoms, it sounds right. The disc shields are very thin metal. Something hitting them would sound like a spring "snapping".
You need to pull the wheel and look, not keep driving it, you could damage the rotor and cause more exensive damage. It may just be a low pad. It sounds like you are already grinding though, so you may already need a new rotor.
Not sure what the spring sound is.... but I think the first thing you should do is pull it off and look at it. If you dont know anything about brakes, then have someone who does look at it.
And then have them explain how brakes work to you so next time you can do it yourself
Not sure what the spring sound is.... but I think the first thing you should do is pull it off and look at it. If you dont know anything about brakes, then have someone who does look at it.
And then have them explain how brakes work to you so next time you can do it yourself
What you may see are cracked pads...
or very very low pads, and the rotor will be scuffed. If the pad is worn down to the metal, or is cracked, and metal to metal contact has been made, you will need to have your rotor ground, or most likely replaced.
or very very low pads, and the rotor will be scuffed. If the pad is worn down to the metal, or is cracked, and metal to metal contact has been made, you will need to have your rotor ground, or most likely replaced.



