So, now everyone can hear me coming from a mile away.....

[johnny--2k]

So, now my brakes will NOT stop squealing, and its baaaaaaad.... :mad:

Enjoy, took this with my cell on the way home from work.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjK36rloq04


PS: Anyone want to take a gander at what the problem is? No one has figured it out so far.....

I will pay you if you can fix it!

[michelle]

Oh no!

[SBC-Fox]

wow thats loud

[johnny--2k]

yeah, loud is an understatement.

I'm afraid to pull into the lot and wake up phil!!!!

[lordairgtar]

Sounds like you got something stuck in your brakes. Disc? Drum? How many miles since last brake service. Might be a shoe or pad needs replaced. Some have a thing in the material that squeals to let you know to take it in.

[johnny--2k]

brakes have less than 15K on them. Tuesday I took the pads off, scuffed them and the rotors, greased the pads, caliper pins, and pad springs, nothing changed with the noise.....

[Reverend Cooper]

sounds to me like you need new pad shims.

[Russ Jerome]

sounds to me like you need new pad shims.


I'll second that, harmonic squeal of the pad rubbing
for/aft during braking. Remove pad and put about
anything you can find in between and redrive to confirm.
Peice of thin porous tin,aluminum foil ect.

Anything right down to a dab of silicone sealant will
cure it, grease is NOT a suitable test as it will be worse
when it burns off.

[Yeehaw]

yea im with russ on silicone johnny

[lilws6]

i was going to say the same as the two above so do what they said :goof

[Yeehaw]

johnny maybe like sunday me and jer can take a look at it for ya

[88Nightmare]

I saw the title to this thread and figured you picked up a nice exhaust for your truck

[johnny--2k]

well, I guess "grease" is the wrong term, he actually used anit-sieze, the stuff they have in the shop at the dealership with nickel in it i believe. supposedly, the shit is a PITA to get off of whatever it gets on.....

[Al]

well, I guess "grease" is the wrong term, he actually used anit-sieze, the stuff they have in the shop at the dealership with nickel in it i believe. supposedly, the shit is a PITA to get off of whatever it gets on.....

Anti-seize is designed to keep fasteners from getting stuck, so it might not work for the pads. Also, the nickle/copper in anti-seize is in very small pieces, so it really won't serve as a suitable barrier. It DOES work well for the guides.

You might be able to pick up some anti-noise grease at an auto parts store, but I'm more likely to suggest small sheet of metal technique. Aluminum foil might not work if it falls apart.

[SLOWC5]

Johnny you can PM my buddy Brent ( BigBlackZ71) he is a chrysler tech out in oconomowoc, I know he's worked on most the SRT model that come in.

[wikked]

Also, cheap pads will squeal even when brand new. That's why you never buy the $13 pads, not saying you have those, but...
A few years ago I threw out a set after a week of use, thought I was saving myself $20/30... hah, never again.

[johnny--2k]

Slow, I will definitely do that. It's just really getting on my nerves!