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rcmadawala
Hi guys,
Some of you already seen this issue on my last post regarding no brakes after a DIY attempt to change brake pads
Recently i resurfaced the front disk (of course not a DIY) hoping to get rid of this noise. But still i can here it when i lightly apply brakes as shown in the video. No noise when i stopping the car from average speed. I can here this noise on following instances so far
1). Put the car to D position and press brakes lightly (creepy sound)
2). Press the brake to the floor and turning steering wheel (left / right) on a slope (creepy sound)
3). Press the brake to the floor and releasing slowly (creepy sound come and after release, gone)
So do you guys think it's time to replace the calipers ? Is there a known place to sort this out ?
Any input appreciated
Thanks
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