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I know that there was another post about the same issue, but I needed to try for myself and if I had positive results then I wanted to share with you guys. I bought a product called "disc break quiet" by a company called CRC. The tube cost me about 5 dollars, and it worked like magic, and very easy to do. Today, i took off my tire, took off both bolts that hold in the pads, took the pads off, spread the pink gel on the OUTSIDE of the pads, and put everything back together. It worked great, car stops perfect and best of all nice and quiet. I only did the front today since I was short on time, tomorrow i will do the rear, but even though i did the front only, I have no more noise at all....
ps.. for the people that will be doing this yourself, be very careful when you unbolt the caliper and you want to take it off, there is a break sensor connected directly to the inner most pad, and it is zip tied, get come clippers to cut off the zip tie be careful not to damage or cut the break sensor cable. overall this job is easy and not time consuming.
ps.. for the people that will be doing this yourself, be very careful when you unbolt the caliper and you want to take it off, there is a break sensor connected directly to the inner most pad, and it is zip tied, get come clippers to cut off the zip tie be careful not to damage or cut the break sensor cable. overall this job is easy and not time consuming.