Were you hearing the squeak while driving or only when you applied the brakes? Mine squeaks all the time and I'm trying to figure out what it is. I'm not a mechanic either.
@MaximumLagGolf I only heard it when I braked. Since yours is happening all the time, maybe check out the e-brake and see if that might be the problem. Thanks for watching!
@@shiftyattitude It ended up being the brake caliper mount was rubbing the rotor. I took the caliper off, regreased the pins. I got the mount to sit further away from the rotor and now it's fine.
Just a FYI, it is possible to put too much grease on the slide pins. Ive been told never to put it on the end of the pin, just lightly on the sides.
Good to know, thanks for passing that along. Thanks for watching!
Thank you! Definitely going to try this
Thanks for watching! Hopefully yours stops squeaking as well! Have a great one!
Very good information!
Glad it was helpful!
Try washing it better after every ride.
Thanks for the suggestion! Could be excess dirt in the caliper causing the issue. Have a great one!
Were you hearing the squeak while driving or only when you applied the brakes? Mine squeaks all the time and I'm trying to figure out what it is. I'm not a mechanic either.
@MaximumLagGolf I only heard it when I braked. Since yours is happening all the time, maybe check out the e-brake and see if that might be the problem. Thanks for watching!
That might be you need to live up the shocks
@@shiftyattitude It ended up being the brake caliper mount was rubbing the rotor. I took the caliper off, regreased the pins. I got the mount to sit further away from the rotor and now it's fine.
Mine has squeaked since brand new. After they warm up a bit it goes away
Thanks for the reply! Have a great one!