antiv6

when i had my front brakes redone the drivers side made a metal sound while driving over bumpy roads and such it was loud and made a metal sound, i thought my exhaust was hitting the frame or something but it was coming from brake area, they ordered me new pad for that side and it fixed it,so i dont know

TheMustangLoveR

There are a pair of clips I believe on the caliper that are, well, anti-rattle clips for the brake pad. One of these may be missing?

SXGT

not missing

E714FEVER

My car make's a sound similiar to a tire with a broken belt. But I tookthe front tire off and switched it with the back but no change. It's on the passenger side, I'm probaly going to change the bearing and see if it goes away. Any input would help and sorry I know this may be off topic but I figured I'd throw it out there.

GodAmGT00

I don't think it's your bearings, since they make a whirring, or a howling noise when they go bad.. If you have bearings that are clanking, then you have bigger problems..

How many miles are on the pads?? It could be that one of the clips could be very worn, or maybe even the backing plate is loose..

It could also be something like bushings, or even a blown dampener..



JT

ben790450

Make sure your Emergency Midget System is secure. He could be trying to escape. . . .

jfor441

OMG.... I think you guys just solved my problem LOL. Last summer I changed my brakes on the front. A couple of weeks later I started hearing a rattling but if I lightly put the brakes on it would go away. I am going to look at that next weekend!

ben790450

I dunno man. You better check your EMS just in case. . .

SXGT

Hmm , the pads have only been on a year.