i am at a red light, i let off the break and i hear a sound coming from the back. This sound happens 2-3seconds after i release the brake pedal. Sounds like im driving with the with the parking break on. anyone else have this issue?
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jack it up. take off the wheel. and PBlaster down the whole thing. Go back into the car and pull up and release the Handbrake numerous times.
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what was the price looking like?Originally Posted by OnEBadAsSi30
Both of my rear calipers were seized. Bought new ones from autozone havent had a problem since.
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Brake groan is a common issue with 4th gens, there are TSB's out about them. I'll see if I can find a link.
--edit-- Here ya go: Rear, Front
Seized calipers are a common issue for us too. I replaced both of my rears at around 125k, and I have a feeling I'll be replacing the fronts soon too. I paid around $100 each for the rears.
--edit-- Here ya go: Rear, Front
Seized calipers are a common issue for us too. I replaced both of my rears at around 125k, and I have a feeling I'll be replacing the fronts soon too. I paid around $100 each for the rears.
I replaced both rears for 250 with pads. I'm in the process of getting slotted brake rotors and EBC red stuff brake pads so I plan on changing out my fronts also. Haven't check the price on them yet though.
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your p-brake cable could be sticky. try lubing it as suggested. and use it every time you park your car -- keeps it from corroding.
also -- this is what the new rear pad retainers mentioned in the TSB look like. the actively push the pads away from the rotor, reducing groan/noise/etc. they work great.

also -- this is what the new rear pad retainers mentioned in the TSB look like. the actively push the pads away from the rotor, reducing groan/noise/etc. they work great.
