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Old 09-22-2017, 02:23 AM   #21
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Brake squeal won't go away.

OP fixed his problem several years ago I suspect. This is a 2012 thread, recently mined.

Warped rotors or otherwise misaligned aren't any more prone to squealing than straight ones in my experience.

Also, most 'warped' rotors are actually a buildup of pad material.

Chamfering the pads, around 30 degrees on both the leading and trailing edge is the most effective practice I've encountered.

(Speaking as a qualified mechanic, but I'm not a brake specialist)

I'm a huge fan of Hawk Performance Ceramic pads with the only downside being a little less initial bite when cold.

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