Nope... it only squeak initial when the pads are not warmed up yet... I had check with my frens and they mention that initial suspect is that the surface of the disc is not smooth and thus will have the squeak sound. need abt a few mths for run in.Redplanet wrote:are u saying that your brakes squeak all the time, even when your pads have been warmed up?silver8_0 wrote:Hi, i have the same problem when i change my brake pad(oem) recently. It has a low groaning noise when i step on the brake. I checked wif my workshop and they mention that new brake pad normally have this noise. Need time to run in.accura11 wrote: Got this problem as well, when the moment the car stops, it will have 2 creaking noise as in "DUH-DUH", in sync with the motion of the car coming to a complete stop. On top of it, if i depress hard when stationary, it will have a creaking noise as though the drum is flexing.
Change a pad, and solved the problem, however it came back again. This time its a low groaning noise when brakes is engaged and if i depress hard when stationary, it will also have a creaking noise as though the drum is flexed...
Anyone any idea what's wrong?
Then after a week, theres a time when I had to brake hard suddenly along PIE and ever since, I heard sharp creaking noise when i step on the brake. A check with my workshop again and they says that I may need to "file" the brake disc as there are threads along the disc. So when the new brake pad applied itself on the disc, uneven contact surface will cause the sound. So i am left with either waiting the sound to goes off(usually 3-4mths later) or "file" the disc.
Any idea if this is true?
Threads along the rotors? are they checked properly for warping?
Didn't think that new brake pads will make noise...
hmmmm....

