2009 Hyundai Sonata-clicking noise at brake pedal,brakes applied

Yes but some of the soliods make noise and others are much better. A mechanic can look at the car find the clicking part lube it insulaste it or change it to correct the problem, Even though the warrentee may not cover a car that has no outward function problem just a worrison sound. Yes but some of the soliods make noise and others are much better. A mechanic can look at the car find the clicking part lube it insulaste it or change it to correct the problem, Even though the warrentee may not cover a car that has no outward function problem just a worrison sound.

Seens like a car this new should be worked on by the dealer for free. But the steering collum has covers on it and the lower dash does too. This year model is newer than the ones I've worked on and so the phillips screws could be something else. Like tamperproof torx20, But you'll have to look and see, once uncovered cycle the brake with the key on till your hand finds the peice that clicks and look for the place that the linkage or cable goes in chain lube works good but be careful not to get it on anything that you can touch after it's put back together. It's hard to remove. use lots of paper towels and practice with the lube away from the car. Cycle it while spraying it shown change sounds if you get it right. the other end of the cable may have to be found and it lubed as well. Steering collum repairs are the most likly repairs to be done badly and the service manager usally picks the mechanics that they'll allow to do this work. Have a pro do it ewven if you have to pay em. Seens like a car this new should be worked on by the dealer for free. But the steering collum has covers on it and the lower dash does too. This year model is newer than the ones I've worked on and so the phillips screws could be something else. Like tamperproof torx20, But you'll have to look and see, once uncovered cycle the brake with the key on till your hand finds the peice that clicks and look for the place that the linkage or cable goes in chain lube works good but be careful not to get it on anything that you can touch after it's put back together. It's hard to remove. use lots of paper towels and practice with the lube away from the car. Cycle it while spraying it shown change sounds if you get it right. the other end of the cable may have to be found and it lubed as well. Steering collum repairs are the most likly repairs to be done badly and the service manager usally picks the mechanics that they'll allow to do this work. Have a pro do it ewven if you have to pay em.