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I had my left rear caliper replaced by the dealer ship they told me my pads were real low and now I have this scrapping noise from that caliper is that my break pad or something else?? It used to only do it when I pushed the breaks but now it happens when I turn and start off to hard what could this be??



p.s. I waiting 4 my order to come from corksport pads and s/s lines

Seppuku

if your pad is gone and it went into the rotor youll need to replace them to. Look at your rotor if there is any cuts or groves in them theyll have to be replaced.

Nemesis

You might be able to have them turned if they have been scared. Like $10 each at PepBoys or your local auto center. Only if it's very deep or if your rotors have been turned many previous times should you have to replace them.

Baldy

can they turn them without removing them from the car?

Seppuku

I dont have rotors turned anymore last time i did the people messed them up and they needed to be replaced anyway.

wanta be boosted

Yes

Baldy

sweet, I think I might do that.

rmaiersg

I didn't think they could turn the rotors on the car? My friend's minivan had that problem too. It was b/c the pads were worn the the steel.

wanta be boosted

They turned them on my mom's Honda, and it is usually better to turn them on the car, because it will keep them true to the car, and not true to the machine.

Rob x-7

its a very expensive machine that few shops have, its REALLY expensive compared to a table lathe.