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Why are my brakes squeaking?

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Why are my brakes squeaking?

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Brakes can squeak for lots of reasons that may not necessarily mean they require replacement or are unsafe. To answer this question properly, it would take a bit more explanation and knowledge of your specific car. A quick response is this: brakes squeak because the sensors are contacting; or the anti-squeal shims have been removed by a previous brake job; or the current brake pads’ material is cheap quality; or the rotors are pitted/grooved/rusted/warped. To eliminate the squeak, you have to use the factory-specific pads and shim kits, lubricate the backing plates, or machine or replace the rotors.

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