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I recently worked on my suspension to lower it even more than before, but I hear this high-pitched screeching noise from my rear driver-side suspension intermittently.
It happens more often when I have a passenger in the passenger seat or when I run over a bump on the highway, and it only seem to occur when I'm NOT braking. The sound disappears when I get on the brakes, and stays quiet until I hit another bump or torn-up pavement.
I should also mention my rear brake pads are really thin and I'm replacing them and my rotors this weekend.
The possible reasons for the noise:
Anyone have any ideas?
It happens more often when I have a passenger in the passenger seat or when I run over a bump on the highway, and it only seem to occur when I'm NOT braking. The sound disappears when I get on the brakes, and stays quiet until I hit another bump or torn-up pavement.
I should also mention my rear brake pads are really thin and I'm replacing them and my rotors this weekend.
The possible reasons for the noise:
- thin brake pads
- the rotors are touching the dust shield (maybe the dust shield got bent when changing suspension)
- I'm rubbing with the fenders (except the noise is high pitched and I feel like it's metal on metal)
Anyone have any ideas?
