abdraftsman
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Hi all, i attempted to search for a thread that is similar to my situation but couldn't find anything. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I just did brakes and rotors all the way around my 2011 equinox awd v6. Afterward i am getting a grinding noise as i brake. The noise is intermittent and when it happens it is always just as i'm almost stopped. It is coming from the front but can't tell which side. I get no ABS lights and it doesn't really feel like anything to do with ABS. Sometimes i can release pressure on the pedal slightly and reapply pressure and the grinding will go away.
I've taken both sides apart again twice to check for problems and found nothing rubbing or scraping. Each time i've put everything back together the noise goes away for a few days before returning.
I've also put both front wheels in the air, started the truck and tried to simulate the grinding/braking issue but cannot get it to do it.
I'm about to book an appointment with the dealer to have them figure it out but am hoping someone here has some ideas first.
Thanks!
I just did brakes and rotors all the way around my 2011 equinox awd v6. Afterward i am getting a grinding noise as i brake. The noise is intermittent and when it happens it is always just as i'm almost stopped. It is coming from the front but can't tell which side. I get no ABS lights and it doesn't really feel like anything to do with ABS. Sometimes i can release pressure on the pedal slightly and reapply pressure and the grinding will go away.
I've taken both sides apart again twice to check for problems and found nothing rubbing or scraping. Each time i've put everything back together the noise goes away for a few days before returning.
I've also put both front wheels in the air, started the truck and tried to simulate the grinding/braking issue but cannot get it to do it.
I'm about to book an appointment with the dealer to have them figure it out but am hoping someone here has some ideas first.
Thanks!