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Earl Fuishige Posted on Jun 06, 2009
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1994 Honda Accord- squeaky brakes

When applying brakes- squeaky sound.
I checked both front & rear brakes- lots of lining on pads & shoes.

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Could just be cheap brake pads. If you don't want to squeal, get a good quaility brake pad, and make sure the rotors are smooth.

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  • Anonymous Jun 06, 2009

    Could just be cheap brake pads. If you don't want to squeal, get a good quaility brake pad, and make sure the rotors are smooth.

  • Anonymous Jun 06, 2009

    Could just be cheap brake pads. If you don't want to squeal, get a good quaility brake pad, and make sure the rotors are smooth.

  • Anonymous Jun 06, 2009

    Could just be cheap brake pads. If you don't want to squeal, get a good quaility brake pad, and make sure the rotors are smooth.

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