Questions & Answers for: rubbing noise brakes applied

...rubbing noise when applying the brake. It can be felt in the floorboard. Any rubbing or scraping noise should be reported to a qualified local mechanic for immedeate brake inspection. YOUR LIFE IS ON ...

rubbing noise 1998 ford explorer sport. New pads and resurfaced rotors with in spec. The brakes stop fine and make little noise when not applied. When applied they make a patterned rubbing noise while

...rubbing" noise when driving; the noise immediately stops when I apply the brake. What's the rub? I've applied lube in all the right places. Could the "re-manufactured" calipers be not so good? I took ...

rubbing noise from the rear tires. I thought it was the bearings had them checked,no,then i was told it was the parking brake rubbing so i let the guy take it out,but it got worse,now i am told i need

rubbing noise coming from frontend rubbing or scraping noise when the brakes are applied could mean that you need new brakes. On your truck, the brakes would be needed at about 60,000 miles and you ...

...is turning(assuming its drum brakes)a little that when they can`t move any more they make the clicking noise.or it may just be a bit of rust(rubbing on the backing plate)when the brakes are

...speed sounds like a rub. It is not a tire issue. Just replaced a tire. Car brakes fine. Car does not pull to either side when applying brakes. Noise is unaffected by applying brakes. brake

...FRONT BRAKE PAD AND REPLACED DRIVER SIDE CALIPER WHEN I DRIVE I HERE RUBBING NOISE COMING FROM DRIVER SIDE SOUNDS LIKE PADS ARE RUBBING WHEN I APPLY BRAKES IT STOP'S CHECK DUST PLATE FOR TOCHING ...

rubbing noise, but when i applied the brakes it stopped, then when i let off the brake pedal,it started rubbing again. i took the rear wheels off and had a helper apply the brakes and everything seems

rubbing noise on rear brake 2008 g5 hearing rubbing noise when applying brake and when first driving away Disc or caliper? Age and miles on brakes? Front brakes do 70% of stopping power. Obviously, ...