Gotta get em seperated! front rotors

[joey]

Sounds more like brake dust... try spraying it down with some brake cleaner

 

[N8tabasco]

That could be it... It doesnt happen untill after driving about 20 minutes. Do you think they could be glazing or something?

 

[joey]

I would hope not, with what you put in there, but anything is possible. I would start by just trying to clean them.

 

[N8tabasco]

Updated

Ok so cleaned the brakes and still getting squeal.

Could it be that the pins and springs are soo worn out that they are not pushing the pads from the rotors enuff? This is killing me

 

[joey]

It is possible that the springs are worn out... by chance did you add any brake grease to the moving parts when you did the brake job?

I know my parts were getting pretty rusty, so I even took a wire brush to them to clean them up... thinking back I should have painted them. Then I greased all the moving parts.. I.E. the pins, the springs and the little metal plates.

 

[N8tabasco]

I didnt grease anything. That was going to be my last ditch effort before I take it to someone. Perhaps I'll just buy new pins and springs and try that too.

I did clean everything real good while I was in there though. No rust found just alot of grime at the time. ha

You say little metal plates? I didnt see any thing like that unless you are talking about the backs of the pads.
Thanks Joey for your input

 

[joey]

Metal plates should have been underneath the pins/springs.. it is what holds the brake pads in place. They are not real big, but should have been there, unless someone prior to you thought they were not needed.

 

[N8tabasco]

Yeah I would have noticed something like that for sure. Not there.

Where would be the cheapest place to get these? Atlantic B etc.

 

[joey]

If it were me I would call Nathan a www.discountbrithishparts.com always gives me the best deal, and I don't get any kick backs either....

 

[joey]

My mistake, only the rears have the little metal things.