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Car Forum / Honda Cars / January 2005Rear brake noise on Integra?
95 Teg. Always had a high pitch noise when parking brake was released and car began rolling at low speed. Once car gets over 15-20, it goes away completely until next time car is cold. Normal on these cars? Because I changed rotors, pads, inspected the calipers and replaced all four brake sliders in the rear (they were all frozen) and low and behold the noise is STILL there! > 95 Teg. Always had a high pitch noise when parking brake was released and > car began rolling at low speed. Once car gets over 15-20, it goes away > completely until next time car is cold. Normal on these cars? Because I > changed rotors, pads, inspected the calipers and replaced all four brake > sliders in the rear (they were all frozen) and low and behold the noise is > STILL there! do the rear rotors look a bit rusty before you drive it? > do the rear rotors look a bit rusty before you drive it? Not really. Braking surfaces are "clean". The noise is not a "scrape" like with a rock stuck in the rotor or from the wear sensor. Its almost like a low pitched squeak. > 95 Teg. Always had a high pitch noise when parking brake was released > and car began rolling at low speed. Once car gets over 15-20, it goes > away completely until next time car is cold. Normal on these cars? > Because I changed rotors, pads, inspected the calipers and replaced > all four brake sliders in the rear (they were all frozen) and low and > behold the noise is STILL there! Not normal. Are the pads free-floating on the mount bracket? Are these aftermarket pads? http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/rustybrakes/brakes1.html and have a look at Part 3 too.  SignatureTeGGeR? The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ > 95 Teg. Always had a high pitch noise when parking brake was released and > car began rolling at low speed. Once car gets over 15-20, it goes away > completely until next time car is cold. Normal on these cars? Because I > changed rotors, pads, inspected the calipers and replaced all four brake > sliders in the rear (they were all frozen) and low and behold the noise is > STILL there! ---------------------- Did you do the work yourself, or who did it? When it comes to brake noises, it's very important to be sure the anti-sieze compound gets smeared between all the metal-to-metal points to prevent high-pitch oscillations. I've been using CopprKote. It looks like copper colored Vaseline. TeGGEr's descriptions and pictures are EXCELLENT..... http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/rustybrakes/brakes1.html 'Curly' |
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