sc400David

I changed my brake pads and rotors last night on the rear wheels, but now there is a clicking noise that seems to be coming from the rear brake on the driver's side. Before I put the replacement rotor on, a spring and pin and button thing had fallen off and I tried to put it back on as best I could, and I think this could be causing the problem. Any thoughts on the cause or fix of the problem would be greatly appreciated.

O. L. T.

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slappy96

I had this happen to me. If it is a consistent click, click, click that changes with speed then the e-brake cable end retainer is busted. I found a little round piece of rubber that worked, but the OEM replacement is probably inexpensive.

vipsoarer

I also had this and one of the pieces holding the ebrake pads in the rotor had deformed. I bent it back into shape like the other one on that hub and it fixed it.

sc400David

Thanks, I think it is just that little button thing that keeps the ebrake from rubbing against the front of the rotor, I might not have gotten the one of the two little buttons on just right so I think that is the culprit. I'll have to pull the rotor again and check it.

vipsoarer

thats the exact part on mine that had bent. Im not sure how or when but while your in there make sure it looks like the other one in there (shape wise) just to save you the trouble. good luck