I know theres a thread on this somewhere, but I searched and couldnt find it. Whenever I make a left turn, my front right wheel will *squeak squeak squeak*. The other thread said something about one of the clips on the caliper was rubbing on the rotor. Have any of you heard anything like this?


Thanks in advance

 

Yes I have had this before, not on my 350z but it did happen on my 300zx, if it is a more high pitched noise, but still seems pretty noticable then it is most likely your brake pad indicator that has been bent and it rubbing your rotor. Take it to your local tire shop if you cannot find it and they should be able to spot it no problem. Generally means that it is close to time to get new brake pads as well. Hope this helps.

 

oh ok iwell i was gona say new brakes^^what he said

 

Ugh new brakes already, lol Ive only got 11k! hahah Thanks for the info

 

i had this happen turned out to be a small pebble stuck between a cover and the rotor i think..

this was with a mini cooper after i got the front end stuck in some mud...

could be something else though

 

Just take it to get looked at, tell them you have a squeeking noise coming from your right front tire and tell them to have a look at the brake pad warning indicator.

 

don't tell them it's coming from the tire.

 

The fact that it happens only during left turns suggests the right front wheel bearing may have excessive play, allowing the relationship between the rotor and caliper/cover to change as a side load is placed on the bearing.

 

Yeah I was either thinking it was a wheel bearing or the pad indicator. Ill take it in this weekend