TDINJ
Veteran Member
About 4 months ago I had my rear brake pads replaced. At the time, the right (passenger side) rear wheel brake made a horrible noise. Turns out the caliper was stuck. They replaced the caliper on that side as well as the pads and I think the rotors.
Fast forward to now, It's beginning to make the same noise again, sort of like what it sounds like when you have a "ringing in your head" during a headache, or when you rub your finger around the top of a wine glass.
I'm wondering if the caliper pins are stuck and if they weren't probably lubed during reinstallation. I had this happen before in the past a few years ago.
I'm not good with brakes, but am wondering if I can easily lube the two caliper pins on the brake assembly without taking too much apart or messing up the brake assembly.
Thanks.
Fast forward to now, It's beginning to make the same noise again, sort of like what it sounds like when you have a "ringing in your head" during a headache, or when you rub your finger around the top of a wine glass.
I'm wondering if the caliper pins are stuck and if they weren't probably lubed during reinstallation. I had this happen before in the past a few years ago.
I'm not good with brakes, but am wondering if I can easily lube the two caliper pins on the brake assembly without taking too much apart or messing up the brake assembly.
Thanks.
