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    Sound when braking

    Well i have had this problem for a while now and i have free time this weekend. This is somewhat hard to explain but I will try as best as I can. When im moving and i press the brake (about 20 mph and slower) I can hear this sound coming from the rear driver side wheel. Its not a squeaking but a rotating sound (if that makes sense?) For example: Im coming up to a stop sign and I press the brakes the sound goes on/off/on/off to the speed of the wheels until a complete stop. This ONLY happens when i press the brake. I tried cleaning everything ans replaced the bearing. No luck. I will try to make a video if i can.
    Anyone have a solution?

    Thanks Guys!


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    Sounds like you got warped rotors


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      #3
      i would inspect the rear drum shoes for wear. would probably look at both front and rear brakes actually. later.
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        #4
        First do you have drum brakes or disk brakes?

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          #5
          Oh sorry for the lack of info, I have drum brakes. I was going to replace the pads but they are still good.
          Thx for the quick replies btw


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            #6
            Also check the brake hardware and the little cylinder looks like a little pump.

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              #7
              Are there any fluid on the brake assembly? I would check both sides in case you have cylinder failure/leak. One side catch and the other catch on and off thus making that sound. Also check your drums for uniform wear. How are the shoes condition? The front shoes usually wear down faster than the rear. Just make sure both side have the same wear.
              Your ebrake? How many clicks before the brake catch? It should be no more than 5 clicks.

              Let us know what is causing that sound?

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                #8
                Have you replaced the rear brakes... ever? I think mine are still original on my CB, and I know they're pretty much done. They're basically only good for using the e-brake.

                But yeah, if you get a grinding sound only while pressing the brakes... it sounds pretty obvious to me that it IS the brakes.






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                  Originally posted by Bad_dude View Post
                  Are there any fluid on the brake assembly? I would check both sides in case you have cylinder failure/leak. One side catch and the other catch on and off thus making that sound. Also check your drums for uniform wear. How are the shoes condition? The front shoes usually wear down faster than the rear. Just make sure both side have the same wear.
                  Your ebrake? How many clicks before the brake catch? It should be no more than 5 clicks.

                  Let us know what is causing that sound?
                  Ok thx for the info I will let you guys know.

                  Originally posted by deevergote View Post
                  Have you replaced the rear brakes... ever? I think mine are still original on my CB, and I know they're pretty much done. They're basically only good for using the e-brake.

                  But yeah, if you get a grinding sound only while pressing the brakes... it sounds pretty obvious to me that it IS the brakes.
                  What do you mean by replace the brakes? The actual drum or the pads?


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                    I think he means both, you should check your rear brake shoes for even wear and the drum as well to make sure its not damaged. By drum I mean the big round thing, I'm sure you know what it is. The rear brakes he has are the original 20 year old brakes.

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