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Old 08 Oct 2003, 05:11 pm
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Default Help with with the noise in my new brakes

I just had a new caliber,rotor,pads installed on front of my 1991 honda
accord exr.
I have getting a constant noise in front right tire coming front
brakes......only on driven side where the new caliber was installed. When I
press the brake it goes away.

I Just popped the tire off to have a look and the pads are quiet slack on
teh caliber.

Whats going on?

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Old 10 Oct 2003, 04:16 pm
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Default Re: Help with with the noise in my new brakes

They probably forgot to put the clips and shims back on the caliper
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> I just had a new caliber,rotor,pads installed on front of my 1991 honda
> accord exr.
> I have getting a constant noise in front right tire coming front
> brakes......only on driven side where the new caliber was installed. When

I
> press the brake it goes away.
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> I Just popped the tire off to have a look and the pads are quiet slack on
> teh caliber.
>
> Whats going on?
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> "If you can't change a tire, you're not allowed to have a beard. It's the
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> really shouldn't be driving, should you?" - Jimmy Kimmel
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Old 10 Oct 2003, 05:20 pm
Bill B. Johnson
 
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Default Re: Help with with the noise in my new brakes

In article <3f8490b7$0$16187$2c56edd9@news.cablerocket.com> , "Devils
Advocate" <devilsadvocate66@hotmail.com> wrote:

> I just had a new caliber,rotor,pads installed on front of my 1991 honda
> accord exr.
> I have getting a constant noise in front right tire coming front
> brakes......only on driven side where the new caliber was installed. When I
> press the brake it goes away.
>
> I Just popped the tire off to have a look and the pads are quiet slack on
> teh caliber.
>
> Whats going on?


I suggest that you take it back to the mechanic that done the work and
tell him or her about the problem. He or she should be able to fix the
problem. It's hard for me to guess as to the exact cause of the noise.
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